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* docs(plugins): add plugin listing policy * docs(plugins): include GitLab owners in publisher rule
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# Plugin listing policy
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These rules apply to every plugin listed in Orca's official and community catalogs and on the
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[plugin directory](https://onorca.dev/plugins). For how to write and publish a plugin, see
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[Writing an Orca plugin](plugin-authoring.md).
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## Free to install and use
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Orca doesn't support paid plugins yet. A listed plugin must be free to install and use:
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- No paywalls, license keys, trials, or features locked behind a purchase or subscription.
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- A plugin may connect to a paid service the user already has, such as their own API account.
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## No donation or sponsor links
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Don't add donation, sponsor or funding links to the manifest, the description or the plugin's
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UI. Don't put URLs in the description at all: Orca shows descriptions as plain text.
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## Publisher is the repository owner
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`publisher` must be the GitHub or GitLab user or organization that owns the plugin's repository, the same
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way Go module paths name their owner: `acme` for `github.com/acme/gleam-syntax`. See
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[Publisher names and trust](plugin-catalog.md#publisher-names-and-trust).
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## No impersonation
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Don't use another person's, company's or product's name, logo or brand in a way that suggests
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they made or endorse your plugin.
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## Safe code
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- No malware, and nothing that harms the user's machine, files or accounts.
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- No obfuscated or minified-to-hide code. Bundled output is fine if the source is in the
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repository.
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- No tracking, analytics or data collection about the user.
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## No explicit content
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Names, descriptions, icons, covers and screenshots must not contain sexual, violent or otherwise
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explicit content.
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## Reports and removal
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Anyone can use **Report this plugin** on a plugin's directory page. A plugin that is reported and
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breaks these rules is removed from the listings. If it is harmful, Orca's kill list also disables
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copies that are already installed.
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