Stack Front
Community Maps Terms
Effective date: 19 October 2026
Consent version: community-maps-v1. You must accept these terms in Stack Front before publishing a community map or proposing it for the public pool.
What these terms cover
These terms apply to maps, map names, public previews, proposals, votes, and creator information shared through Stack Front community maps. Your private maps remain in your library until you choose to share them.
Content rules
Only publish content that you are allowed to share and that follows the law and these rules:
- Do not upload illegal content or content that infringes copyright, trademark, privacy, publicity, or other rights.
- Do not use map names or content for threats, harassment, bullying, hate, discrimination, sexual exploitation, or graphic abuse.
- Do not include personal information, impersonation, spam, malware, scams, or instructions intended to harm people or systems.
- Map titles must be suitable for the community. We screen titles before a map can be made public, but you remain responsible for what you submit.
Reports, blocks, and moderation
Signed-in players can report a map or its author from the community map experience. Reports are reviewed through an authenticated moderation process, and Stack Front may hide, withdraw, or restrict content or accounts when appropriate.
You can block or unblock a map or its author in the app. Blocking hides the selected map or that author’s community content while you browse; it does not change an active match or the server’s ranked-match rules.
For follow-up about a report, account, or privacy issue, use the in-app controls or contact Stack Front at
Your content and our licence
You keep the rights you have in your map. By publishing or proposing it, you give Stack Front a non-exclusive licence to host, validate, display, preview, download, and include the map and its public name in community features and the official pool. This licence lasts while the content is needed for those features and for the technical history described below.
Withdrawal and account deletion
You can withdraw an active proposal in the app. A withdrawn proposal leaves the public candidate list, and its cycle votes no longer count. A later proposal is a new presentation and starts without the old votes.
When an account is deleted, names and layouts are removed from private catalogue uploads and revisions. Public or official technical map snapshots may be retained for match, rotation, and integrity history, with the creator attribution removed. Active proposals are withdrawn, and their votes are invalidated and no longer count; the invalidation remains in the audit history.
Changes and contact
We may update these terms when the community-map service changes. The app records the consent version accepted for publishing and will ask you to accept a new version when required.