Report a Resource
Last updated 4 October 2026
If a resource looks malicious, deceptive, stolen or otherwise wrong, you can report it. This explains how, and what happens next.
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How to report
- Open the resource's page on MCRank.
- Choose Report this resource, pick the reason that fits best and add a note if it helps.
- You need to be signed in. That lets MCRank limit repeated or coordinated reports without storing anything about people who are only browsing.
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What happens to a report
Reports are stored privately and read only by MCRank's reviewers. A report changes nothing by itself: a reviewer looks at the resource and decides, and the decision is recorded.
Your report and your identity are never shown to the creator or the public. MCRank may not be able to tell you the outcome of every report.
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Limits
To keep reporting useful, an account can make only a few reports an hour and a day, can have one open report per resource, and cannot repeat a report for the same resource straight away. You cannot report your own resource; manage it from your account instead.
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Copyright and other legal notices
Use the Copyright page for copyright or trademark notices, and the Contact page for anything that does not fit a resource.