Community Guidelines for Mod Listings
Last updated October 24, 2026.
Core principles
- Be honest. Describe what the mod really does and any known issues.
- Credit the creator. Name the author and link to the original page.
- Respect rights. Only submit work you created or have permission to share.
- Protect players. No harmful files, deceptive downloads or hidden payloads.
What every listing needs
- A clear title and short summary.
- The supported game, platform and version.
- A working link to the creator’s original source.
- Accurate requirements, features and installation notes.
- Images you own or are allowed to use.
What is not allowed
- Malware, spyware, credential stealers or obfuscated installers.
- Re-uploads of other people’s work without permission.
- Cheats or tools designed to harm other players in online games.
- Illegal content, hate speech, harassment or sexual content involving minors.
- Misleading claims such as “official”, “virus-free guaranteed” or fake download counts.
How review works
- You submit the listing through the Submit a Game form.
- A team member checks the source link, description and rights.
- We approve, request changes or decline. Approved listings are published.
- You can ask for corrections or removal at any time via Contact.
A quick safe-modding checklist for players
- Back up your save files before installing anything.
- Download only from the creator’s original page.
- Read the version and requirements, mods break after game updates.
- Scan files with up-to-date security software.
- Install one mod at a time so problems are easy to trace.
Enforcement
We may edit, unpublish or remove listings that break these guidelines and block repeat offenders. Report a problem through the Contact page.
Frequently asked questions
How long does review take?
Most submissions are reviewed within a few business days, depending on volume and whether we need to ask for changes.