Reporting a listing
Anything on the Marketplace can be reported. Listings go up straight away — there is no queue to wait in — so reports are how the shelf stays clean.
Reporting something
Section titled “Reporting something”Open the listing and choose Report. Pick the closest reason:
| Reason | Use it when |
|---|---|
| Stolen | It is somebody else’s work, published without them |
| Broken | It does not remix, or it arrives unusable |
| Scam | The premium checkout does not deliver what it promises |
| Inappropriate | Content that does not belong on the shelf |
| Other | Anything else — say what in the note |
Add a note if there is something we would not see ourselves, like where the original was published first. One report per person per listing; reporting the same thing twice does not add weight.
What happens next
Section titled “What happens next”Reports are grouped by listing, not by report — ten people flagging one template is one decision to make, not ten. Someone reviews it and either leaves it up or takes it down.
If your listing is taken down
Section titled “If your listing is taken down”You are emailed the reason, in the words the reviewer wrote. It is not a form letter, and it is not silent — a listing that quietly stops appearing with no message is the worst version of this.
A taken-down listing:
- disappears from the Marketplace and from its own page
- stays in your account — the project is untouched, nothing is deleted
- can be put back if the decision is reversed
Reply to the email if you think it is wrong. If it goes back up, the reports on it are marked dismissed rather than deleted, so a pattern of unfounded complaints about your work stays visible too.
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