Do it yourself
#- Copy the address of the site or project. A static site ends in
playcode.site, a Cloud app inplaycode.run, and a site can also use its own domain. - Open playcode.io/help. You do not need a Playcode account.
- Fill in the form: put the address in Project, write "Report abuse" under What were you trying to do?, and describe what the site does under What happened?.
- Choose Send to support, then send the message in the chat that opens. If the chat does not open, email the same text to support@playcode.io.
In the app, the menu under your workspace's name has Help, then Report Abuse. It opens the chat with a sentence ready to finish.
Include:
- The full address of the site or project.
- What is wrong, and where on the site you saw it.
- Screenshots or links that show it, and when you saw it.
Copyright
#For a copyright complaint, follow section 11 of the Terms of Service: email ruslan@playcode.io with the copyrighted work, the content that infringes it, your contact information, a statement of good-faith belief, and a statement under penalty of perjury that the information is accurate.
A security problem in Playcode itself
#Report a vulnerability privately to security@playcode.io, as section 24 of the Terms of Service asks. Playcode runs no bug bounty.
If it doesn't work
#"The chat did not open"
#A browser extension that blocks ads can block the chat. Email your report to support@playcode.io instead.
You closed the site before you copied its address
#Report this site opens this page in a new tab, so the site stays open in the tab you came from. Copy the address there.
Limits
#- Playcode decides what to do under its Terms. A violation can lead to the suspension or termination of the account that published the content.
- When Playcode suspends an account, its static sites stop serving.
- No response time is promised for a report.