Content and Project Rules

These rules apply to project files, descriptions, images, comments, profiles, organization pages, documentation, links, and other content submitted to EnderHaven.

Allowed content

Projects should provide genuine value to the Minecraft community and accurately explain their purpose, compatibility, dependencies, installation process, permissions, support level, and license.

Prohibited content

Do not upload or link to:

• Malware, ransomware, credential stealers, miners, destructive code, or hidden remote access
• Files designed to bypass paid access, licensing, authentication, anti-cheat, or another creator's protections
• Stolen, reuploaded, leaked, cracked, or unlawfully redistributed content
• Deceptive download buttons, false claims, manipulated reviews, or artificial download activity
• Personal data published without a lawful reason or proper consent
• Harassment, threats, hateful abuse, sexual exploitation, or illegal content
• Content that impersonates EnderHaven, Mojang, Microsoft, another creator, or another organization

Security-sensitive projects

Administration tools, network utilities, authentication plugins, and other security-sensitive software must clearly disclose permissions, external connections, data collection, and privileged behavior. Obfuscated code may receive additional review.

Paid projects

Paid listings must clearly state what is included, the license duration, update policy, supported versions, dependencies, and refund limitations. Creators must continue to provide lawful access to purchases according to the displayed license terms.

Moderation

EnderHaven may request changes, reject submissions, quarantine files, suspend downloads, archive projects, or restrict accounts. Repeated or severe violations may result in permanent removal. Users may report suspected violations through the project report tools.