Community & submission rules

Before you submit

• You need a confirmed email address.

• You must have the right to publish what you upload. You will be asked to confirm this.

• If the work is not yours, link the original source and record the permission or licence that lets you post it.

• Pick the category that matches the content. Tags and subcategories do not change what a category allows.

Not accepted

• Executable programs and installers of any kind.

• Cheats, hacks, x-ray packs or anything giving an unfair advantage in multiplayer.

• Other people’s work re-uploaded without permission.

• Sexual content, harassment, hate speech, or content aimed at exploiting anyone.

• Misleading listings: wrong compatibility claims, fake screenshots, or download buttons that do not lead to the described content.

• Encrypted archives, which cannot be inspected or scanned.

Shaders and utility packs

These categories require explicit device and rendering requirements. Do not claim a shader works everywhere. Say which renderer it needs and where it is known not to work.

Review

Submissions are reviewed by a person. You will get a decision in your dashboard and by email. If changes are requested you can edit and resubmit; a declined submission can also be corrected and resubmitted.

Updating a published project

Editing a published project creates a new version for review. The version already online stays online until the new one is approved, so your listing never goes blank while you wait.

Comments and ratings

• One rating per person per project. You cannot rate your own project.

• Creators may reply to and report feedback, but cannot edit or remove other people’s comments or change ratings.

• Staff may hide a comment; that action is recorded with who did it and why.

Enforcement

Content can be removed from public view at any time. Removal stops it appearing anywhere on the site and stops new downloads being authorised. Repeat or serious breaches can end in account suspension.