Community Guidelines

Axiean is for products built with the help of AI: apps, games, developer tools, open-source libraries, websites, SaaS products, experiments and other digital creations.

• AI must have meaningfully contributed to building it, through code, design, art, writing, testing or another part of the work. The product doesn’t need AI features of its own.
• You made it, or you’re part of the team or organization that did. Don’t post other people’s products as your own.
• It’s something real that people can see, try or read about: a product, demo, repository, game or showcase. Projects that aren’t ready can wait as drafts.

Every project lists the AI tools that helped build it. Name the tools you really used, and say how they helped if you can: that’s what people come to learn from. Don’t list tools you didn’t use to appear on their pages.

Declarations are self-reported, and Axiean shows them as such. If a tool is missing from the catalog, suggest it rather than picking a near match.

• The name, tagline and description say what the product does, honestly, without exaggerated claims.
• Links go where they say they go: no hidden redirects, cloaked links or affiliate-only pages.
• Pricing is stated fairly. If something is paid, don’t call it free.
• Choose the categories that fit, not the busiest ones, and don’t stuff text with keywords.
• Write your own descriptions, and use images and names you have the rights to.

Publish each product once. Don’t post it again under another name, account or organization to get another launch.

When you ship something new, such as a big release, a redesign or a new platform, update the project and write a build log entry about it. A project’s launch date stays the date it was first published.

Build log entries tell the story of a project: progress, decisions, lessons and setbacks. Keep them about the project they’re on. Don’t use them to advertise other products, or to post the same entry over and over.

• Be kind and constructive. Critique the work, not the person.
• Stay on topic, and don’t post the same comment in many places.
• Don’t promote your own products in other people’s discussions.
• If you work on a project, say so when you talk about it. Axiean marks makers in their own project’s discussion automatically.

Vote for projects you find interesting or useful. Share your launch freely, and invite people to take a look, but don’t:

• offer anything in exchange for votes, or trade votes with others;
• organize vote rings, or ask groups to vote at a set time;
• buy votes, or use bots, scripts or extra accounts to vote.

Votes from new accounts may count less in rankings, and we discard votes we find to be manipulated. Projects that rely on manipulation may be removed, and the accounts involved restricted or suspended.

• No harassment, bullying, threats or intimidation.
• No hate: no attacks on people for their race, ethnicity, nationality, religion, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, age or any similar trait.
• No sharing of other people’s private information, such as addresses, phone numbers or private messages, without their consent.
• No impersonation of people, brands or organizations, in names, profiles or content.

These products and content aren’t allowed, as a project, in a build log entry, in a comment or behind a link:

• Anything illegal, or anything that helps people break the law, including selling weapons, drugs or other dangerous goods.
• Scams and deception: phishing, fake products, pyramid schemes, and get-rich-quick schemes.
• Malware and surveillance: malware, spyware, stalkerware, credential stealers, and tools made mainly for getting into systems or accounts without permission. Security tools for authorized testing are welcome when they are presented as such.
• Gambling and token sales: real-money gambling and betting, and selling tokens, coins or NFTs as investments, including presales and promises of returns. Developer tools, wallets and explorers are fine.
• Sexually explicit content, including pornography and AI-generated sexual imagery. Mature themes are fine, such as horror or violent games, dating apps, or products about alcohol, when presented plainly.
• Deepfakes of real people: tools made mainly to imitate real people’s faces or voices without their consent, and any sexual imagery of real people made without consent. Tools for consented and disclosed uses, such as cloning your own voice, are fine.
• Content that sexualizes or endangers minors. We remove it, end the accounts involved and report it to the authorities.
• Violent extremism and content that glorifies or incites violence.
• Infringement: copied products, pirated content, and assets you have no licence for.
• Spam: mass-produced listings, link farms, and pages that exist only to collect links or traffic.

Create an organization only for a company, team or group you may represent, and don’t use names, logos or usernames that suggest you are someone you’re not. We may rename or remove organizations and usernames that impersonate others.

If you see something that breaks these guidelines, use Report on the project, build log entry or comment, and choose the reason that fits best. Reports are private: the people you report aren’t told who reported them.

To report something without an account, or anything urgent or illegal, write to hello@axiean.com. The Terms explain what to include.

A moderator, who is a person, looks at reports and decides what to do. Depending on how serious it is, and whether it has happened before, we may:

• remove the content, which can be restored if it was a mistake;
• discard votes;
• restrict the account, which can still read but can’t post, vote, publish or follow;
• suspend the account, for a period or until lifted.

We tell you which rule a decision concerns, in a notification on Axiean. If you think we got it wrong, write to hello@axiean.com and we’ll look at it again.

Serious harm, such as content that endangers minors, credible threats or malware, can lead to an immediate, permanent suspension and a report to the authorities.

We will update these guidelines as Axiean and its community grow. The date at the top of this page is when this version took effect. When a change matters, we will tell you before it takes effect.