Content Policy

Legitimate Minecraft resources the submitter owns or is authorised to list: plugins, server setups, Discord bots, builds, maps, resource packs, tools and similar, each with a destination page that is the real place it is offered.

• Anything malicious or deceptive: malware, phishing, credential or token theft, hidden payloads, misleading downloads, impersonation of another creator or service.
• Resources you do not own or are not authorised to list, including leaked, cracked or stolen files.
• Material that infringes someone else's copyright or trademark.
• Illegal content, and content that harasses, threatens or demeans people.
• False or invented claims: fake ratings, reviews, sales figures, endorsements or affiliations.
• Link shorteners, redirectors and destinations that are not the page where the resource is offered.
• Attempts to manipulate MCRank: duplicate submissions, fake engagement, evading review.

Reviewers check the details and the destination. MCRank does not require proof of ownership of the destination: a resource is reviewed on its details and its destination, whether a creator submitted it or MCRank listed it itself. Reports and takedown requests are how a wrongly listed resource is removed. Automated checks help but do not prove a resource is safe, and approval does not either.

A resource can be rejected, suspended or archived, and a Featured placement stopped, if it breaks these rules or a valid report shows a problem. Decisions are recorded, and a rejected submission is told why where possible.

Anyone with an account can report a resource from its page. Reports are reviewed by a person and do not change anything automatically.