Marketplace Community Guidelines

Last updated July 23, 2026

The Wonder Marketplace works when the people who browse it can trust that what they find is genuine, well-described, and safe to build on. These Community Guidelines explain what belongs on the Marketplace and what does not. They are part of, and supplement, our Marketplace Creator Terms and Terms of Service. If a Listing breaks these guidelines, we may withhold, unpublish, delist, or remove it, and take action on the account, as described in the Marketplace Creator Terms.

What belongs here

• Your own work, made with Wonder. Publish design files you created, or that you have the rights to share, and that you made or assembled in Wonder.
• Honest previews. The preview image must represent the actual file. A User should get what the preview shows.
• Accurate descriptions and tags. Titles, descriptions, categories, and tags should describe the file truthfully and help people find it.
• A clear license. Choose the license and permissions that match the rights you actually hold (see Marketplace Creator Terms).

What is not allowed

Infringement and stolen work. Do not publish content you do not own or are not licensed to share. This includes copying another person's design, template, illustration, font, photo, icon set, or code without permission, and re-uploading work taken from another marketplace or gallery. Intellectual-property complaints are handled under our Copyright Policy.

Impersonation and misattribution. Do not impersonate another person, brand, or organization, claim work that is not yours, or present a Listing as endorsed or created by someone it is not.

Deceptive previews and bait. Do not use a preview image, title, or description that misrepresents the file — for example, a polished cover in front of empty or unrelated content, or metadata designed to mislead.

Spam and low-effort flooding. Do not publish bulk duplicates, near-duplicates, or filler Listings, keyword-stuff metadata, or use the Marketplace primarily to drive traffic elsewhere.

Malicious or harmful content. Do not publish malware, phishing designs, deceptive interfaces meant to trick users (dark patterns presented as legitimate templates), or files that link to harmful or fraudulent destinations.

Illegal, hateful, or harmful material. Do not publish content that is unlawful; that promotes or depicts hate, harassment, or violence; that sexualizes minors or contains child sexual abuse material; or that facilitates fraud, self-harm, or other serious harm.

Adult and shocking content. Do not publish pornographic, gratuitously violent, or shocking content.

Privacy and confidentiality violations. Do not publish other people's private or personal information, confidential materials, or content that exposes non-public data.

Metadata standards

Categories and tags exist to help discovery, not to game it. Use the category that fits, tag honestly, and do not stuff keywords, invent categories, or mislabel a Listing to reach a bigger audience.

How we enforce

We may review Listings before or after they go live. New Listings may be held in a pending state until reviewed; trusted Creators and organizations may publish directly. When a Listing breaks these guidelines we may, depending on severity and history, hold it for review, edit its metadata for accuracy, withhold or remove it, limit its distribution, or suspend or terminate the Creator's ability to publish. We terminate the accounts of repeat infringers in appropriate circumstances.

Reporting a problem

If you see a Listing that breaks these guidelines, report it from the Listing or contact us at team@wonder.so. For copyright or other intellectual-property complaints, follow the process in our Copyright Policy so we can act on it properly.

Changes

We may update these Community Guidelines from time to time. We will change the "Last updated" date above, and changes take effect when posted.

Contact

team@wonder.so, or Aquila Labs, Inc., 131 Continental Dr Suite 305, Newark, DE 19713, United States.