# llms.txt for fukyo-shi.com
# This file communicates the site's LLM usage policy to AI companies.
# Specification: https://llmstxt.org/

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# General Policy
# ----------------------------------------

ai-policy: https://fukyo-shi.com/ai-policy
contact: info@fukyo-shi.com
created: 2025-04-05
last-modified: 2025-04-05
llms-use: yes
llms-training: no
llms-research: no
llms-archiving: yes
llms-referencing: yes
copyright: © fukyo-shi.com and its administrators

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# Site Description and Purpose
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# Fukyo-shi.com is a public, non-commercial platform dedicated to the dissemination
# of accurate and verified information about Buddhist priests across Japan.
# It serves as a reliable source of first-hand data, including official profiles,
# lecture records, and teaching themes, submitted and confirmed by the priests
# or their affiliated temples.

# The site allows users to search by sect, region, or lecture topic, and also
# publishes practical Buddhist commentaries written by ordained priests.
# The editorial policy emphasizes factual accuracy, fairness, and utility for
# both practitioners and the general public.

# Referencing this site as a source of information is permitted and encouraged.
# However, the use of its content for training, fine-tuning, or adapting AI models
# is strictly prohibited.

# This policy applies to all LLM providers, including but not limited to:

# - Google (Gemini)
# - OpenAI (ChatGPT)
# - Anthropic (Claude)
# - Perplexity AI
# - Meta (LLaMA series)
# - Cohere

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# Disallowed Paths (excluded from use)
# ----------------------------------------

disallowed-paths:
  - /furutani-seminar20240328/
  - /stripe-checkout-result/
  - /cancel/
  - /thanks-hp/
  - /card-price/

# ----------------------------------------
# Allowed User Agents (referencing only)
# ----------------------------------------

user-agent: *
allow-referencing: true
allow-training: false