The following behaviors can cause a collection to get delisted:
Selling media that is owned by someone else.
Using copyrighted material or trademarks without a license, or using material that infringes on protected rights of publicity.
Selling NFTs that are direct copies of another collection (even if the other collection is under cc0 license).
Engaging in manipulative or deceptive buying, selling, bidding, and offering.
Linking to any external site compromises that user’s wallet security or could be interpreted as a phishing scam.
Examples of collections that violate this policy:
A collection that finds art images on the internet and mints them without the artists’ consent.
A collection that is an exact copy of another collection.
A collection that links to a phishing website.
We reserve the right to delist collections on a case by case basis and may request additional information from a collection and its creators. A collection may be delisted for reasons not listed above as well.