As a publisher on RealmKit, you are responsible for:

• Ensuring you have the legal right to distribute all content in your Realm
• Providing accurate descriptions and documentation
• Specifying appropriate licenses for your content
• Maintaining and updating your published Realms
• Responding to legitimate questions and issues from users
• Complying with all applicable laws and regulations

4.1 Documentation Requirements:

• Clear README with setup instructions
• Dependencies and requirements listed
• Usage examples and basic documentation
• License information clearly specified

4.2 Code Quality:

• Functional, tested code that works as advertised
• Clean, readable code structure
• Appropriate comments for complex logic
• Security best practices followed

5.1 License Specification: All published Realms must include a clear license that specifies how others may use the content.

5.2 Recommended Licenses: MIT, Apache 2.0, GPL, Creative Commons, or other well-established open-source licenses.

5.3 Third-Party Content: If your Realm includes third-party libraries or assets, ensure their licenses are compatible and properly attributed.

6.1 Credentials and Secrets:

• Never include API keys, passwords, or other secrets
• Use environment variables for configuration
• Provide example configuration files without real credentials

6.2 Dependencies:

• Use reputable, well-maintained dependencies
• Avoid deprecated or vulnerable packages
• Document any security considerations

7.1 Review Process: Published content may be reviewed automatically or manually for compliance with this policy.

7.2 Violations: Content that violates this policy may be removed, and repeat offenders may have their publishing privileges suspended.

7.3 Appeals: Publishers may appeal content decisions by contacting our support team with justification.