Moderation and appeals
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In short
- Anyone can report a script.
- Every decision names the rule and the facts.
- You can appeal for free, and someone else decides.
- Repeated breaks lead to strikes.
1. What can be reported
- Breaks the law or copies my work
- Harmful code
- Shows personal data or a secret
- Misleading claims
- Copied without credit
- Spam
- Harassment
- Pretends to be someone else
- Fake review or rating
- Something else
2. What Oathra can do
- Live
- Listed and usable.
- Unlisted
- Usable by link, not listed.
- Hidden
- Not shown to anyone but its author, who cannot change it while it is reviewed.
- Under review
- Shown with a warning and cannot be used while it is reviewed.
- Removed
- Taken down. Its code is gone and it cannot be restored.
3. Why you are told
Every decision names the rule, the facts and your way back. The way back is one of these:
- Fix it and publish a new version.
- You can keep it as a private script.
- If you think this is wrong, you can appeal.
- This cannot be undone.
4. Appeals
An appeal is free, one for each decision, open for 183 days and decided by a different reviewer. You make it from your items page.
5. Strikes
| Strikes | What happens |
|---|---|
| After 1 strike | This counts as a warning on your account. |
| After 2 strikes | Publishing to the Forge library is paused on your account for 30 days. |
| After 3 strikes | Forge is paused on your account until Oathra staff lift it. |
Strikes count for 365 days.
6. Removing content
When Oathra removes content, the clause in the developer terms applies.
Changes to this page
- 6 Oct 2026, Version 1: First draft.