Unikorn is where Vietnamese makers launch products and get feedback from the community. Rankings come from votes and user activity, so every account needs to act honestly. The rules below apply to products, comments, reviews, Talks and collections. Content you post through an AI agent connected to your account over MCP (such as Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor) counts as content you posted yourself and follows the same rules.
1. Respect other people
- 1.1 Comment on products and ideas, and avoid personal attacks.
- 1.2 No harassment, threats, discrimination or abusive language.
- 1.3 Do not post other people's personal information without their consent.
- 1.4 Do not impersonate other people, other makers or the Unikorn team.
2. Useful feedback
- 2.1 When you criticise, say specifically what is not working and, if you can, suggest a fix.
- 2.2 Star ratings reflect your real experience with the product.
- 2.3 If you are connected to a product (team member, friend, investor), say so when you comment or review.
3. Submitting products
- 3.1 Only submit products you made or are authorised to represent. If you post someone else's product, its maker can ask to take over managing it.
- 3.2 Describe the product's features, price and current status accurately.
- 3.3 Do not submit a product that is already on Unikorn.
- 3.4 Do not submit products that break Vietnamese law, contain malware, are scams or infringe intellectual property.
4. Honest voting
Claps, comments and reviews all earn points and affect the rankings. So the following are banned:
- 4.1 Using multiple accounts to clap, comment on or review the same product, including creating accounts in bulk.
- 4.2 Buying, selling or trading claps, or forming groups that clap for each other.
- 4.3 Using bots, scripts or automated tools to vote, comment or create accounts.
- 4.4 Writing short, repetitive or off-topic comments just to earn points.
- 4.5 Asking people to clap in exchange for money, gifts or other benefits.
How vote weight and levels are calculated is public, so everyone can see where points come from.
5. Promote in the right places
- 5.1 Sharing a link to your product elsewhere to bring real users to it is fine.
- 5.2 Do not paste a link to your product in comments on other products or in unrelated Talks.
- 5.3 Do not post the same promotional content across many products, Talks or collections.
- 5.4 Talk is for discussion, so posts that only advertise may be removed.
6. Reporting violations
When you see content or an account that breaks the rules, follow the steps on Report abuse or email [email protected] with the link and a short description.
7. Enforcement
The measures taken depend on the behaviour and how serious it is. Holding a wallet balance follows the Payment Policy.
| Behaviour | Measures |
|---|---|
| Minor, first-time violations (4.4, 5.2 to 5.4) | Removal of the content and the points it earned; spam comments also lose extra points |
| Distorting the rankings (4.2, 4.5) | Interactions removed, points revoked, possibly points reset to 0 and hidden from the leaderboards |
| Fake accounts, bulk-created accounts, automated tools (4.1, 4.3) | Account suspended, all interactions removed and points created for others revoked |
| Scams, illegal activity (3.4) | Account suspended, wallet balance held, reported to the authorities |
Repeated violations may be handled at a higher level.
If you want us to review an enforcement decision, send a request as described in section 8.
8. How we handle violations
- Detection. We find violations through user reports, regular community reviews and automated checks.
- Review. Each case is checked against several signals before a decision. Cases that need more information stay under watch.
- Notice. The owner of an account that receives a measure gets an email stating the measure and the rule involved.
- Appeal. Send a request on the Community integrity page or email [email protected]. We reply within 7 working days. When an appeal is accepted, we unlock the account and restore the points that were revoked.
- Publication. The results of each review round are published on the Community integrity page.
These rules go together with the Terms of Service.
