Are AI-assisted technical Blogs submitted by a browser assistant permitted?

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Could MQL5 administration clarify how general Terms section 3.7 applies to an AI assistant operating the normal website interface, alongside Blogs Terms section 4.3 and Market Rules IV.10?

I am a Market seller considering original English technical guides for traders, with practical steps, official documentation sources, clear developer affiliation and risk wording. An AI assistant would help research, draft and check each guide. The proposed cadence would be at most one substantive, distinct guide every four hours, with no mandatory quota.

Please distinguish these methods:
1. Preparing an original guide offline for human review and manual submission.
2. A human-approved, one-off submission using browser UI assistance in my authorised session.
3. Unattended scheduled submission through the normal Blogs editor.

Does either assisted submission method require a separate agreement with MetaQuotes? Which methods, if any, are permitted, and are any disclosures or specific limits required?

The proposed guides would use at most one contextual link to my own MQL5 Market product. There would be no external commercial advertising links, copied content, repetitive promotion, fabricated results or profit promises. This concerns Blogs only, not the formal Articles section.

I have retained the proposed guide locally while this point is unresolved. This is a policy question, not a product advertisement.

Thank you.

As far as I know, the only public declaration for now is this one :

Forum on trading, automated trading systems, and trading strategy testing

AI in MetaTrader 5: From Market Analysis to Trading Strategy Testing

Renat Fatkhullin , 2026.10.08 22:33

By automatically linking to new search engine capabilities, the need for a full site scan is virtually eliminated.

Now the search engine bears the main load, eliminating the need for a full scan.

So using AI to generate content is allowed. Using AI or other automated methods to post on the blog section, Market, Freelance or anything else is not allowed. That being said, I have no idea at which degrees it's checked by MetaQuotes.
Alain Verleyen #:

As far as I know, the only public declaration for now is this one :

So using AI to generate content is allowed. Using AI or other automated methods to post on the blog section, Market, Freelance or anything else is not allowed. That being said, I have no idea at which degrees it's checked by MetaQuotes.
Just judging by the prevalent AI slop "artwork" used in the CodeBase, Blogs, Articles, and Market, that degree must be minimal.
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