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Content Moderation Policy
Last updated: September 2, 2026
The wall works because people trust that what they see is real: real products, real people, real money. This policy describes the line between what stays on the wall and what comes off it, how our automated and human moderation actually operates, how to report something and how to get a decision reviewed. It is part of the Terms of Service. Removed entries are never refunded, so read this before you spend.
The wall is for anything you would be happy to put your name next to in public. That includes:
- Legitimate products and services: SaaS, apps, hardware, agencies, newsletters, courses, shops and local businesses, whether launched or pre-launch.
- Personal projects and open-source work: side projects, GitHub repositories, portfolios and demos.
- Creators and personal brands: your X handle, YouTube channel, podcast or blog, provided the link is to your own profile or site.
- Companies, communities and events, including recruiting pages and conference sites.
- Pure flexing. Paying to put your name on the wall with no product at all is allowed; that is the point.
Regardless of category, an entry must meet these requirements:
- The link uses https and resolves to a site you control or are authorised to promote.
- The title and description accurately describe where the link goes.
- The logo, if any, is one you have the right to use.
- One entry per product. Boost an existing entry instead of creating a duplicate.
Self-bidding is allowed. Bidding on someone else’s entry is allowed. Two entries bidding against each other in a public battle is allowed and encouraged. Coordinated bidding rings that exist only to game the trending section are monitored and may be flagged for review.