Developer Agreement and Rules
The programme's rules live in three places: the agreement you accept, the confirmations you give on each submission, and the decisions moderation makes.
Overview
You accept the Developer Agreement on the application form, and the application cannot be sent until the box is ticked. Its full text lives on its own page and is always read from there.
The agreement states the obligations; the portal enforces them. The three confirmations on every submission, the moderation decisions and the review rules are the working parts of one frame.
This article does not replace the agreement. It shows where each rule meets you in the portal and what it changes.
Prerequisites
Structure
The rules are not all in one place. The table below shows where each one meets you.
| Where | What it binds |
|---|---|
| Developer Agreement | The full text: rights, obligations and termination terms |
| Application confirmation | Records that you accepted the agreement and the privacy policy |
| Submission confirmations | Three per product and release: distribution rights, testing, installation documentation |
| Moderation decision | Requesting changes, cancelling and writing the reason, which you read on the record |
| Review rules | Your right to answer a review, and how reporting one works |
Accepting the agreement does not stand in for the confirmations: you give them again on every submission, because each release is its own commitment.
Walkthrough
Meet the obligations
- Read the agreement before applying; the confirmation box gates the form.
- Audit what goes in your package: remove any library, theme fragment or image you do not hold the rights to.
- Keep installation and configuration documentation where buyers can reach it, which is what you confirm on submission.
Answer the decisions
- When changes are requested, read the reason and correct what it names.
- A cancelled product carries its reason on the record. You cannot send the same record again; open a new draft from a copy of it.
- Retire a product you no longer sell instead of deleting it, so buyers keep their access and the reviews stay.
Work with reviews
- You may answer any review on your product, signed with your studio name.
- Report a review only when it breaks a rule. The report button is shown to the product's owner alone.
- A report takes the review down until a decision is made. Use it for a violation, not for a rating you dislike.
Reference
Example
Reporting a review does three things at the same moment.
Review -> taken down, no longer shown on the product page
Rating -> recounted, that review no longer counts
Decision -> the review returns to the moderation queue
If the decision does not go your way the review is published again. That is why reporting belongs to a review that breaks a rule, not to one you disagree with.
Pitfalls
A report silences the review until a decision is made. Removing an honest but negative review this way damages trust in the programme and turns the decision against you.
Dropping a library or an image into the package because you found it online voids the distribution rights confirmation. Verify the source licence before you submit.
The programme text may be updated. The version in force is always the one on the agreement page; articles summarise it and do not replace it.
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