Having an engaging title is important for receiving clicks, so authors regularly try to make their titles as eye-catching as possible. Left unmoderated, this is a concern as titles stop being a succinct explanation of a resource and instead devolve into being full of emoji, symbols, adjectives, and as many keywords as possible.

For this reason we have a set of limitations on what is allowed to be included in your titles. If you submit a resource that breaks these restrictions, it will likely be rejected until you make the necessary changes.

Titles cannot include:

• The price of the resource
• Whether the resource is on sale (as this can now be done with our sale events system)
• The versions the resource is compatible with
• Emoji and excessive capitalization
• Subjective opinions, such as ‘best’, ‘#1’, etc.
• Excessive capitalization
• Excessive use of the allowed special characters

<aside> 🚧 Due to a lack of resource moderation capacity we’re currently not enforcing these title restrictions in an effective way. We have plans to improve our system to begin stricter enforcement of these restrictions in the future, so be aware that posting any resources which break these restrictions may lead to your resource being removed until the title is updated in the future.

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