Content Reporting

You can report any product, review, or user on MyClaude by clicking the flag icon. Reports are reviewed by the admin team and resolved within 3 business days.

What can you report?

Report any content that violates the Content Policy, including malicious code, plagiarism, deceptive descriptions, harassment, or spam.

How to file a report

1. Sign in to your MyClaude account. Reporting requires authentication.
2. Navigate to the product page, review, or user profile you want to report.
3. Click the flag icon. A report dialog opens.
4. Select a reason from the dropdown. Options match common policy violations.
5. Add a description in the text area. Include specific details -- what you observed, why it violates policy, and any relevant context.
6. Submit. You receive a confirmation that your report was filed.

Your report goes directly to the admin review queue. You will not see updates on report status -- the admin team handles resolution internally.

What happens after you report?

Your report enters the admin Reports tab for review. The admin team evaluates each report against the Content Policy.

Resolution typically happens within 3 business days. High-severity reports (malicious code, credential theft) are prioritized.

Rate limits

To prevent abuse, reporting is rate-limited:

If you hit the daily limit, the dialog will inform you. Wait 24 hours before reporting the same target again.

Quarantine system

New products from unverified users do not go live immediately. They enter a quarantine state (pending_review) until an admin approves them.

• Unverified users -- products start as pending_review and appear in the admin Quarantine tab
• Verified creators -- products publish immediately as published, bypassing quarantine

This provides a pre-listing review layer for new or unverified accounts. Quarantine is separate from the report system -- it applies automatically at publish time, not in response to a report.

Content policy reference

The full list of prohibited content categories and enforcement actions is in the Content Policy. Key categories:

• Malicious code (shell injection, data exfiltration)
• Credential theft
• Plagiarism or unauthorized redistribution
• Deceptive product descriptions
• Harassment or abuse
• CSAM (zero tolerance, reported to authorities)

Appeal process

If your content was removed or your account was actioned and you believe the decision was incorrect:

1. Visit the Contact page
2. Include your username, the affected product or review, and why you believe the action was incorrect
3. Appeals are reviewed by a team member who was not involved in the original decision
4. Expect a response within 14 business days

Do not create a new account to circumvent a ban -- this results in permanent suspension of all associated accounts.

Related pages

• Trust & Safety -- enforcement policy, scanning, and dispute resolution
• Content Policy -- full prohibited content definitions
• Admin Panel -- how admins process reports (developer reference)
• Security Model -- authentication and authorization architecture