Listing Guidelines
Anyone can IPO a public link onto Internet Exchange. Here is what that means, and what isn’t allowed.
What you can list
Any genuinely public internet destination: a website, product, app, GitHub project, or public creator profile (X, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube). It should be something the public can actually visit.
What’s not allowed
A submission whose primary purpose involves any of the following will be removed:
- Phishing
- Malware or exploit delivery
- Scams or fraud
- Illegal content
- Impersonation intended to deceive
- Malicious or deceptive redirects
- Spam or repeated junk submissions
- Content that violates someone else’s rights
- A destination whose intent is otherwise to cause harm
Listings are community-submitted
Listings are community-submitted. A listing does not imply affiliation with or endorsement by the product owner.
Anyone can IPO a public link — not only its owner. Being listed does NOT mean the destination, company or person: submitted it themselves; owns the listing; is partnered with Internet Exchange; has endorsed Internet Exchange; or is endorsed by Internet Exchange.
If a listing is yours
If you own a listed destination and want something reviewed, corrected or removed, go to Report / Takedown / Contact, or email internetexchange@gmail.com directly.
Moderation
We may remove, suspend or block a listing that violates these guidelines, at our discretion, without prior notice.