Report a listing
Use this page to report a listing that is malicious, infringing, fraudulent, or subject to legal demand. Not every complaint results in takedown — see Policy for the full criteria.
Valid grounds for takedown
- Malicious code. The listed implementation contains malware, backdoors, or code designed to harm users or systems.
- Intellectual property infringement. The listing infringes your trademark, copyright, or other IP. Include a specific claim consistent with the applicable law (e.g., DMCA notice for US copyright).
- Legal demand. Court order, regulator action, or other binding legal process in a jurisdiction where Vorion operates.
- Fraudulent conformance claim. The listing claims conformance to factors it demonstrably does not implement. Evidence required.
Not valid grounds
- Low quality, minor bugs, unpopular design choices.
- Disagreement with the publisher's technical choices.
- Competitor complaints about legitimate BASIS-conformant submissions.
- Preferences about what the publisher should or should not list.
How to report
Email basis-takedown@vorion.org with:
- The URL of the listing in the directory.
- Which category above applies (malicious code / IP / legal / fraudulent claim).
- Evidence supporting the complaint.
- Your contact information. Anonymous complaints are accepted but may slow review.
- For IP claims: a statement under penalty of perjury (for DMCA notices, see standard form).
What happens next
- Acknowledgment within 24 hours (auto-reply).
- Review within 5 business days.
- Decision published. If takedown is warranted, the listing is moved to
FORMERLY_LISTEDstatus with the category and date visible. The original entry is never silently deleted. - Publisher notice. The affected publisher receives notice of the takedown and the category, via the DNS-verified contact on file.
Bad-faith complaints (including false DMCA claims) may be published as such. We prioritize
transparency over silent moderation.