Content policy

Draft. Just Unknown must review this policy before community submissions open.

Who publishes

For now the store lists only Just Unknown’s own packages, released from the just-unknown-dev GitHub account. Publishing opens to everyone in a later version, under the rules below.

What may be listed

Packages made for the Just Game Engine: art and sound, genre kits, editor tools, runtime libraries and project templates.

• Its source is a public GitHub repository you can push to, with immutable releases turned on.
• Each version is a GitHub release made by the store’s release workflow, with just_release.json beside its archive, carrying your claim code.
• It names its licence, and everything in it is yours to share under that licence.

What may not

A package is refused or taken down when it:

• does something its just_store.json doesn’t declare — connecting to the internet, changing files outside the project, running other programs, bringing native code;
• holds art, sound, fonts or code that is not the publisher’s to share;
• hides what it is, or copies another package’s name or look;
• is spam, or exists only to point somewhere else.

Code runs on your machine

Kits, libraries and editor tools are Dart code. Editor tools run inside the editor with your permissions; kits and libraries ship inside your games.

Every version is checked automatically before it is listed — who published it, the archive’s fingerprint, the files it holds, the packages it brings from pub.dev — and some wait for a maintainer first. But a community package is not reviewed by a person. Its badge says so, and installing it shows what it says it does. Read that before you install it.

Names

A package’s id is its Dart package name, first come, first served. Ids starting with just_ are kept for Just Unknown’s own packages. An id another repository already uses, or a package on pub.dev already has, is refused: projects that use that package would get yours instead.

Reports and takedowns

Report a package from its page: a maintainer gets the report and answers it. A package can be taken down, or one version withdrawn; copies already installed keep working, and projects that have it are warned.

Copyright holders can also write to contact@justunknown.com.

Changes

This policy may change as the store grows. The date of each change will be shown here.