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Community governance and curation
Understand curated entries, triage polls, reviews, resolutions, and the transparency log.
Two versions of this page follow. Step by step walks through the task in order. In depth explains the underlying behavior. They describe the same product, at different levels of detail.
Step by step
Follow the steps in order. No prior modding knowledge assumed.
Agora's catalog is community curated. Governance makes inclusion, review, and removal activity visible instead of hiding those decisions behind a private service.
After this you will be able to
- Read active polls and completed resolutions.
- Vote or flag responsibly through GitHub.
- Understand what the Curated label does and does not promise.
Read the governance page
Active Triage Polls show projects currently under review. Recent Resolutions records completed outcomes. The Transparency Log lists governance actions and timestamps so catalog decisions remain inspectable.
Participate with GitHub
Connect GitHub under Accounts to see live poll data and follow vote links. Read the linked evidence and community rules before voting. Flag a review only for a specific policy or safety concern, not because you dislike a project.
Interpret curation
Curated means an entry passed Agora's community process and includes reviewed metadata. It does not guarantee that every version works with every other mod or that a project can never develop a security issue.
In depth
How the system actually behaves, and why, for readers who prefer the model to a recipe.
Use governance signals as auditable community evidence while keeping technical compatibility, moderation outcomes, and project trust as distinct questions.
After this you will be able to
- Interpret vote distributions and action records critically.
- Understand immunity and triage without overgeneralizing them.
- Contribute actionable evidence to the registry process.
Separate governance signals
Net score, vote velocity, reviews, triage status, immunity, and compatibility are different dimensions. A strong community score is not an artifact hash check; a technical incompatibility is not automatically a governance violation.
Read resolutions in context
Resolution badges identify the action category, while the transparency entry records when and why it occurred. Follow the source discussion for evidence and scope. A decision about one release or behavior may not generalize to every historical version.
Submit useful evidence
Provide exact project and artifact versions, reproducible behavior, logs where appropriate, source links, and the policy criterion involved. Remove personal data and avoid speculative accusations.
This guide is the same text Agora shows in its built-in Help & Guide, which is searchable and links directly to the screens it describes.