Listing Rules

A site on the board should generally:

• Be publicly accessible and live when you submit it.
• Represent a real project, product, tool, service, community, experiment, portfolio or similar web property.
• Have a clear purpose a visitor can understand.
• Fit the spirit of a public competitive leaderboard.
• Be submitted by someone associated with the site, or authorised to submit it.

LolBoard is not a generic website directory. Owning a domain is not on its own a reason to be here. A submission should have a meaningful reason to compete in public — something the top spot would actually be worth holding for.

Which domain a site uses decides nothing. .com, .ai, .dev, .lol and subdomains are all equal here, and we do not ask you to prove you own the domain.

The board is a place people click through from, so nothing that:

• Phishes for credentials or payment details.
• Distributes malware or other malicious software.
• Runs a scam or a fraudulent service.
• Impersonates another site, brand or person, or is otherwise deceptive.
• Offers illegal services or hosts illegal content.
• Is spam, or a low-quality automated junk site.
• Is adult or pornographic.
• Is a gambling site.
• Carries hate or extremist content.
• Exists primarily for abuse or deception.

Parked domains, redirect chains that go nowhere useful, and submissions whose only purpose is to occupy a row are out for the same reason: the board is for sites people can actually visit.

Each site can be submitted once. www.example.com and example.com count as the same site.

LolBoard may reject, suspend, or remove listings that violate these rules or don’t fit the purpose of the board. Being submitted does not guarantee permanent inclusion.

There is no review queue and no public moderation log — a submission that passes the automated checks goes live immediately, and a listing that breaks these rules comes off the board when we find out about it. If you think something should not be on the board, or your own listing was removed in error, write to hello@lolboard.lol.

Removing a listing does not refund a bid. The terms are the long version of that.