oeoeeco
Submission Guidelines

Share work people can safely open

oeeco is designed for real, inspectable web works. A good submission gives viewers a clear reason to open it, credits the creator, and avoids misleading or harmful links.

What fits

  • AI-assisted games, browser tools, interactive stories, visual pages, prototypes, and creative experiments.
  • Playable or viewable URLs that work in a modern browser without requiring a risky download.
  • Original work, properly licensed assets, or clearly credited references.
  • Clear summaries, relevant tags, and honest descriptions of what the work does.

What does not fit

  • Malware, phishing, deceptive login flows, forced downloads, or links that hide their destination.
  • Copyright, trademark, likeness, or privacy violations.
  • Sexual, hateful, violent, scam, or harassment-oriented content.
  • Spam submissions, duplicate listings, keyword stuffing, or pages made only to manipulate search results.

Review process

New submissions may be held for review before publication. oeeco may edit metadata for clarity, reject a work, hide a published work, or remove links that become unsafe or unavailable.

  1. Metadata is checked for a clear title, honest summary, category, tags, and visible creator context.
  2. Playable links are checked for basic availability, browser safety, and whether the result matches the listing.
  3. Works that need fixes may be rejected with a note so the creator can update and resubmit.
  4. Published works can still be hidden later if the link changes, breaks, or becomes unsafe.

Quality expectations

Enough substance

Submissions should have a real interaction, useful output, playable loop, or thoughtful visual result.

Honest presentation

Titles and summaries should describe the actual work, not promise unrelated features or outcomes.

Safe browsing

Links should not trigger downloads, hide destinations, imitate login pages, or pressure users to share data.

Reporting a problem

If a public work appears broken, unsafe, misleading, copied without permission, or privacy-invasive, report it with the work URL and a short explanation so the site owner can review it.