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Usage rules

Version 1.1 - written, published and versioned before launch

A sanction can only rest on a numbered rule existing at the time of the facts: no retroactive application, no rule invoked by word of mouth.

By submitting, the author states they hold the rights to their content and place it under the CC BY-SA 4.0 licence; they undertake to infringe no law and no third-party right, trademark law in particular.

Offences and sanctions

Rule Offence Possible sanctions
R1 Spam: repeated submission of content unrelated to the Dolibarr ecosystem. warning, hiding, temporary suspension, permanent suspension
R2 Impersonation or sheet usurpation: claiming someone else's project or identity. hiding, temporary or permanent suspension, sheet transfer
R3 Unlawful content. immediate withdrawal, permanent suspension, report to the competent authorities
R4 Misleading link: destination at odds with the label, shortener hiding the destination. refusal of the announcement, warning, hiding
R5 Priority queue abuse: article flagged security without a security subject. warning, priority loss, temporary suspension
R6 Infringement of third-party rights: content the author does not hold the rights to, or infringing a trademark, a trade name or a logo. immediate withdrawal, warning, temporary or permanent suspension
R7 Duplicate: announcement of a version already proposed, under review or published. refusal of the announcement

Gradation

From lightest to heaviest: warning, article hiding, temporary suspension, permanent suspension. Every moderation act is logged with the rule invoked and its reason; the author concerned has a written avenue of appeal.

Report a content

Every announcement and every sheet carries a report link, open without an account. The report is private: it goes to the moderation team, appears nowhere on the site, and the author of the content never learns who reported it. It is not a breach: the team reads, then decides, and any act taken rests on one of the rules above.