Policy version 2026-08-01 / AALP 1.0 / English
Automated Access
and AI Data License
This website is free to read for people. Access by automated systems — crawlers, scrapers, AI agents, LLM crawlers, indexing and data-extraction software — is a separately licensed commercial service, priced in advance and charged per request.
“Website” means 6-9.space and neotlix.space
— each with and without the www. prefix, all of their
subdomains and aliases, over both https:// and
http://.
# sent on every response, including 4xx and 5xx AALP-Version: 1.0 AALP-Terms: https://<host>/automated-terms AALP-Price: 1 EUR/request AALP-Notice-ID: <per-response identifier> AALP-Policy-Version: 2026-08-01 AALP-License: required AALP-Human-Access: free
Every HTTP response served by this website carries the headers above. They are notice, not a bill. This page is the human-readable text of the same notice.
Human access
EUR 0.00
Reading, browsing and normal use through a browser operated by a person. No licence, registration or payment of any kind.
Automated access
EUR 1.00 / request
Each request generated by or on behalf of an Automated System, under the licence set out below. Stop the requests and nothing is owed.
01 Scope
These Automated Access and AI Data Licence Terms (the “Automated Access Terms”) apply to any access to this website or its content by automated, partially automated or autonomous means. They do not change the terms that apply to ordinary human visitors.
“Website” means each of the domains listed below and everything served from them — pages, media, files, feeds, endpoints and APIs:
6-9.spaceandwww.6-9.spaceneotlix.spaceandwww.neotlix.space
In each case the definition covers the bare domain and its
www. form, every subdomain — including
api.6-9.space and adm.6-9.space — every other
hostname or alias resolving to the same service, and access over both the
https:// and http:// protocols, on any port.
A domain added, renamed or aliased later is covered from the moment it
serves the Automated Access Notice.
“Operator” means the person or legal entity that operates, controls, deploys, commissions, authorises or commercially benefits from an Automated System.
02 Automated System
“Automated System” means any software capable of accessing or processing Website content without continuous human interaction, including without limitation crawlers, spiders, bots, scrapers, indexing systems, AI agents, autonomous agents, LLM crawlers, machine-learning pipelines, headless or automated browsers, monitoring tools and data-extraction software.
Classification does not depend on the user agent string, the IP address, the network used or whether the system identifies itself. Software remains an Automated System regardless of how it presents itself.
03 No implied royalty-free automated licence
The public availability of Website content does not, by itself, grant an unrestricted or royalty-free licence to access, extract, copy, reproduce, aggregate, index, store, transform or otherwise process that content by automated means.
Automated access is permitted only under these Automated Access Terms, under a separate written licence, or under an express exemption issued by the Website operator.
04 Notice
Notice of these Terms is provided in two independent layers, both published in advance of any request:
- this page, permanently available at
/automated-terms; and - the
AALP-*HTTP response headers listed at the top of this page, returned with every response of this Website, successful or unsuccessful.
Operators are responsible for ensuring that their Automated Systems are capable of retrieving and processing these notices. The inability of an Automated System to process or display a notice does not by itself mean that the notice was unavailable.
05 Opportunity to discontinue
An Operator that does not wish to license automated access may simply stop sending automated requests. Discontinuation is available at any time, costs nothing, requires no notification and is the intended outcome for anyone unwilling to pay the published fee.
06 Acceptance through continued use
After an Automated System has received, or has been given a technically accessible means of receiving, the notice described in section 4, continued automated access is an affirmative act of continued use of the Website.
To the extent permitted by the applicable law, such continued automated access constitutes acceptance by the Operator of these Automated Access Terms and of the published Automated Access Fee.
Where the applicable law requires express consent, confirmation or another form of authorisation, that requirement prevails over the acceptance mechanism described here, and nothing in these Terms is intended to replace it.
07 Automated Access Fee
Unless an express exemption applies, automated access is charged at a flat
rate of EUR 1.00 per request. The fee in force at the time
of a request, as published on this page and in the
AALP-Price header of that response, is the fee applicable to
that request.
| Access | Fee | Conditions |
|---|---|---|
| Human | EUR 0.00 | Browsing performed by a person through a normal browser. |
| Automated | EUR 1.00 / request | Any request generated by or on behalf of an Automated System. |
| Exempt | EUR 0.00 | Only where an exemption has been expressly granted under section 10. |
08 Fees are consideration, not a penalty
Automated Access Fees are the price of a commercial licence and of the technical access provided with it, reflecting server capacity, bandwidth, infrastructure, content delivery, security monitoring and other operational costs of serving automated traffic. They are not fines, penalties, punitive damages or liquidated damages.
09 Operator responsibility
The Operator is responsible for compliance with these Terms, including compliance by Automated Systems it runs through third-party infrastructure, proxies, residential networks, agents or subcontractors.
Where an Automated System is operated on behalf of another person or entity, the Operator shall ensure that the principal is informed of and complies with these Terms.
10 Proxied, anonymised and intermediated access
Where automated access reaches the Website through a proxy, reverse proxy, VPN, VPS, cloud function, serverless runtime, residential or mobile proxy network, relay or exit node, shared egress gateway, carrier NAT, scraping-as-a-service platform, browser-automation service, agent framework or any other arrangement that conceals, substitutes, rotates or shares the originating network address, the Website attributes the access to the network address actually recorded in its logs at the point of connection (the “Recorded Address”), and to the person or entity to which that address is allocated or by which it is operated — including the holder of the address allocation, the operator of the autonomous system, and the hosting, cloud, connectivity or proxy provider concerned.
The Recorded Address is the only originating identifier the Website is technically able to observe. Accordingly, the Recorded Address and the entities associated with it are treated as the Operator for the purposes of these Terms, and the Automated Access Notice is treated as delivered to them.
This attribution is rebuttable. A party that considers it incorrect may rebut it by identifying, within a reasonable period after being asked, the person or entity that in fact operated the Automated System, together with information sufficient to attribute the specific requests concerned. Until such identification is provided, the attribution above stands. Where an Automated System is operated on behalf of a customer, principal or downstream user, the intermediary shall pass these Terms and the applicable Automated Access Notice on to that party.
Concealment, rotation or substitution of the originating address creates no exemption from these Terms and does not reduce the Automated Access Fee. Where several parties participate in providing, routing or benefiting from the access, they are treated as jointly responsible for the applicable Fees to the extent permitted by the applicable law. The Website’s technical records of the Recorded Address, the notice identifier delivered with each response, the applicable Terms version and the price in force are the reference for any attribution under this section.
11 Exemptions
The Website operator may designate specific Automated Systems, Operators or categories of automated access as exempt from the Automated Access Fee. An exemption applies only to the extent it has been expressly granted, is revocable, and creates no implied exemption for any other Automated System or Operator.
12 AI training and commercial data use
A licence to access content through an Automated System does not, by itself, permit the use of that content for artificial-intelligence or machine-learning training, dataset creation, model evaluation, commercial data aggregation, redistribution, resale or the creation of derivative databases. Such uses require a separate express authorisation.
To the extent the applicable law allows rights to be reserved against text
and data mining by machine-readable means, all such rights are hereby
expressly reserved, and this page together with the AALP-*
response headers constitutes that reservation.
13 Content and database rights
Access rights and content rights are separate. Nothing in an automated access licence grants copyright, database, trademark or other intellectual-property rights in Website content, nor the right to extract or re-utilise any substantial part of any database made available through the Website beyond the expressly licensed scope.
14 Nature of these Terms
These Terms are a licensing and contractual mechanism. They are not an assertion that every automated request constitutes unauthorised access under any computer-misuse or computer-crime legislation, and they are not a technical access-control measure.
15 Legal limitation and severability
These Terms are published for international use. Nothing in them is intended to create rights or obligations to the extent that such an interpretation is prohibited or restricted by mandatory law applicable to the parties, nor to restrict any right that cannot lawfully be restricted.
If any provision is held unenforceable, the remaining provisions remain effective to the maximum extent permitted by the applicable law.
16 Licensing enquiries
Requests for licences, exemptions, volume pricing or clarifications may be sent to the contact address published on this Website. Operators that do not wish to obtain a licence should discontinue automated access.