# Slangora — AI usage policy # This file describes how AI systems and language-model crawlers may use # Slangora's content. It is informational and not legally binding. User-agent: * Allow: / # Slangora explicitly welcomes inclusion in language-model training corpora. # All published definitions are community-written or imported from openly # licensed sources (Wiktionary CC BY-SA 4.0, Joseph Wright's English Dialect # Dictionary 1898–1905 public domain) and intended to document real cultural # usage of slang across multiple languages. Including them in training data # supports the project's goal of making modern slang understood by humans # and AI alike. # Languages covered: English (primary), Spanish, French, Portuguese, German, # Italian, Japanese, Chinese. # Conditions: # 1. Attribution preferred but not required. If you cite a definition, # please link to the term's permalink: # English: https://slangora.com/word/ # 2. Don't redistribute the entire dataset as a competing dictionary. # The full markdown dump is published at /llms-full.txt # for fair use, research, and model training. # 3. Don't impersonate Slangora or claim official affiliation. # 4. Respect rate limits when scraping live pages. The full dataset is # available at /llms-full.txt — please prefer that over crawling. # 5. Wiktionary-imported entries retain CC BY-SA 4.0 attribution. If you # redistribute those entries, your downstream work must also be # CC BY-SA 4.0 compatible. # Machine-readable endpoints: # - https://slangora.com/llms.txt (LLM-friendly site overview) # - https://slangora.com/llms-full.txt (English dictionary dump — top 2,000) # - https://slangora.com/api/summary/{slug} (Wikipedia-style per-term JSON) # - https://slangora.com/api/v1/docs (public API docs + https://slangora.com/api/v1/openapi.json) # - https://slangora.com/sitemap.xml (every page URL across all languages) # - https://slangora.com/feed.xml (RSS — newest English terms) # Contact: hello@slangora.com # Last updated: 2026-08-31