Community guidelines

These guidelines apply to mods, profiles, comments, and anything else you post on Canopy.

Mods

• No malware, ever. No credential stealers, token grabbers, miners, backdoors, droppers, or obfuscated payloads. Mods that download and run code from elsewhere at runtime must say so clearly in their description.
• No cheats that harm other players. Mods that let you ruin public lobbies, crash other players, or bypass the game’s moderation aren’t welcome. Clearly labelled private-lobby or offline mods are fine.
• Only publish work you have the right to share. Don’t re-upload other people’s mods. Credit any libraries or code you use and respect their licenses.
• Describe your mod honestly. Accurate titles, screenshots, compatibility info, and changelogs. No misleading thumbnails or fake version numbers.
• One listing per mod. Publish updates as new releases, not new listings.

Comments and profiles

• Be respectful. No harassment, hate, threats, or targeting other players or creators.
• No spam, scams, or advertising unrelated to the mod.
• No sexual or graphic content.
• Don’t share anyone’s personal information.

Moderation

Moderators may hide or remove content, reject releases, or suspend publishing or accounts when these guidelines are broken. Every moderation action is recorded in an internal audit log. When we act on your content we tell you what happened and why — but we never reveal who reported it.

If you think a decision was wrong, contact the moderators at [operator contact address] with the link and a short explanation.

Reporting

Use the Report button on any mod, comment, or profile. If you suspect malware, report it and don’t run it.