The open-source library is licenced under Apache 2.0 and has not any restrictions mentioned under the terms listed on dstack.ai.
However, the terms on dstack.ai which you quote also sound odd to me. Truth to be told, the current terms were generated by one of the common templates provided for startups. After we put them than, we didn't have a chance to review again. Now that you brought it up, it's certainly time to revisit them.
We certainly don't want to claim rights over any of user content. The exception is probably using the published content by the website itself to show it to the users according to the user's sharing settings. Gonna review the terms and come back with an update.
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