What the wall is.
FUCK YOU WALL is a public mural with a logical grid of 1,000 × 1,000 cells. A free 1×1 submission uses one cell. Paid 2×2 and 3×3 submissions use four and nine cells. The checkout shows the current one-time USD price. There are no subscriptions, tokens or ownership rights in the service.
Your contribution.
You must be at least 18, have the rights and consent needed for the photo and text, and follow the Community Rules. You keep your rights. By submitting, you grant the service permission to store, resize, moderate, display and include your contribution in its public sharing previews. Do not submit private material.
Approval and payments.
A submission is public only after moderation approval and, for paid sizes, payment verification from Stripe. A checkout return page is not proof of payment. An unpaid reservation can expire. A completed payment whose reservation needs recovery is kept for manual review and is not silently treated as published. Card details are handled by Stripe.
Placement and availability.
The service chooses the coordinates. “Permanent” describes the intended mural experience, not a guarantee of perpetual hosting. Content can be removed for rule violations, rights requests, legal obligations or technical and operational reasons. Availability, uninterrupted operation and a particular audience are not guaranteed.
Payment problems and removal requests.
If a paid contribution cannot be published, contact the operator with its submission reference and checkout/payment reference. The operator reviews the case and processes any applicable refund through Stripe. Statutory consumer rights remain applicable. A refund is not automatic when content is removed for a rule violation; the applicable law and circumstances govern the decision.
Who runs the wall.
GG Softhouse operates FUCK YOU WALL. Contact us using the address below for support, payment questions or removal requests. Changes to rules or prices apply to future submissions; the amount shown in a completed checkout is not changed retroactively. Mandatory rights under applicable consumer and privacy law remain unaffected.