ModuleDB & Guidelines- For Developers

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You are freely able to upload your modules to the ModuleDB. However, to maintain the modules safe and secure from the official place of support, we have implemented a guideline around the module which will be regulated with a queue. If your module does not meet the standards of the guideline, it will be rejected. You are also able to upload a paid module which the profits you have made can be withdrawn to your PayPal account automatically upon request (However, you are contracted to pay 20% commission which is deducted automatically).
To maintain the level of quality between the regular free modules and paid modules, and to upload a paid module; you are required to be a survivor subscriber and are subjected to a more profound standards of the guideline. The guideline is as below:

• Modules cannot download any sort of files from an external source (To have them downloaded, you are to contact us by either PM or on Discord for a manual review)
• Modules cannot establish any form of internet connection or use shell executes or other methods to force a user to load a website except to our forum
• Modules cannot be malicious at any intent. By meaning malicious are not limited to but can include:  malware, ad/spam-ware, worm etc.
• Modules cannot be sold outside the official place of support (Currently strictly limited to ModuleDB)
• Modules cannot be obfuscated or encrypted in any ways (If you do want to have it obfuscated, you can ask us to do it for you)
• Modules cannot have advertising materials to external sources or files but only for the module itself

The guideline is subjected to change at any given time without any prior notice, so please be vigilant on the guidelines. 

if the module are deemed to be a violation of a strong case of the guideline, it can be rejected and be blacklisted from the ModuleDB and from loading them. This also applies if a module has been found sold outside of the ModuleDB. If you are currently selling a module, you have a grace period of 3 days from now to submit your module as paid in the ModuleDB.
The Modules sub-forum can now only contain images and videos regarding the module but not the module file itself. If you are found circumventing this, you will be dealt accordingly.