ScriptBunker

Moderation and reports

How to report a script or creator, and what happens after a report is reviewed.

ScriptBunker reviews reported scripts and creator profiles against its content policy. Reporting does not require an account.

Reporting content

Open Report from a script or creator page and describe the issue. Your reporter identity is kept private from the reported creator — only ScriptBunker staff can see it.

What happens after a report

Staff review a report and may resolve it without action, or take a restrictive action such as hiding or removing a script, which always requires a stated reason. Draft, hidden and removed projects remain outside the public catalogue and search until restored.

If your project is restricted, the reason is shown in your dashboard and sent to you by email. A creator account can similarly be suspended for policy violations, which is also emailed to the affected account.

Comments

Anyone can delete their own comment. Broader comment moderation — hiding or removing someone else's comment — is a platform staff action; owning the script a comment appears on does not by itself grant moderation power over that comment.

Reporting something does not automatically remove it. A script remains visible until staff reviews the report and takes action.

Reference

Direct answers to common questions about publishing, distribution and keys.

API

The versioned ScriptBunker HTTP API — a public catalogue API and a token-authenticated creator API.

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