Community guidelines
Last updated: 4 November 2026
LitematicaWeb is a site for sharing Minecraft builds. These guidelines explain what we expect from every post and how the moderation team works. They are part of the Terms and conditions.
1. What a post needs to be approved
- A valid file for Minecraft Java Edition (.litematic, .schem, .schematic or .nbt) that opens correctly and contains the advertised build.
- A clear title and description: what it is, how it works and, if it's a farm or machine, how to use it and what its output is.
- The correct Minecraft version and, if needed, the required mods or datapacks.
- A representative thumbnail: the automatic render or a real image of the build.
- If you split it into several parts, each one should have a name that explains what it is.
- Tags related to the content, without piling up tags that don't apply.
2. Authorship and respect for others' work
- Only publish your own builds or ones you have the author's permission for.
- If you base it on a well-known design (for example, a farm by a content creator), say so in the description and link to or credit the original author.
- Don't re-upload other users' builds from the platform.
3. Content that isn't allowed
- Sexual, violent or offensive content, including inside the build (signs, maps, pixel art…).
- Hateful, harassing or discriminatory messages, or attacks on other people.
- Third parties' personal data: real names, addresses, phone numbers, etc.
- Spam, advertising, links to fraudulent sites or unrelated downloads.
- Misleading titles, images or descriptions that don't match the file.
- Builds designed to harm servers (lag machines, exploits or duplication glitches banned on public servers).
- Any illegal content or content that infringes intellectual property rights.
4. Getting along
Treat other users and the moderation team with respect, including in review comments. Criticism is best when constructive. Don't use multiple accounts to evade sanctions or inflate statistics.
5. How the review works
- When you publish, your build is «In review». Only you and the moderation team can see it.
- A moderator reviews it and can approve it (it goes public), request changes (explaining what to fix) or reject it (with the reason).
- You get a notification for every decision. The conversation stays in the «Review» section of your post.
- When you fix it and save, the post goes back to review automatically.
- If you add new files to an already approved post, it goes back to review until they're approved. Text changes are published right away.
6. What happens if the rules are broken
We apply measures proportional to the severity and repetition:
- Requesting changes or rejecting the post.
- Removing content that was already published, notifying the author.
- Temporary or permanent account suspension in serious or repeated cases (spam, illegal content, impersonation, evading sanctions).
If you disagree with a decision, reply to it in your post's review or write to [email protected]. Another member of the team will review it.
7. Reporting content
If you see a build, comment or user that breaks these guidelines or infringes your rights, use the «Report» button or write to [email protected] with the link and the reason. We review every report and respond with the decision taken.