Hello,

My account has been blocked from publishing templates, and I'd like to understand why and ask you to reconsider.

Workspace: 6604266f-53ae-49c5-aaf8-2f3b3054320d

On 11 September 2026, updating the README of my Laminar template (d36cb2b0-fc4f-472a-abc5-29a466301558), I got:

"You have been blocked from publishing templates. Please reach out to the team for more information."

I was adding one paragraph explaining that the egress warning shown on that template's NEXT_PUBLIC_URL variable is expected and safe to ignore. All twelve of my templates are still published and deployable, so I take this as a restriction on publishing rather than a removal of my work.

I don't know what triggered it. Two things may look unusual:

1. I published three templates in April and nine between 7 and 9, but it's how I work - focused stretches, not automated submission. Happy to space out in future if needed.

2. I deleted and republished Laminar once. Shortly after publishing Laminar I found its trace search was quietly broken - the search box returned "no results" for every query instead of reporting an error, because the backing search service wasn't deployed. As far as I can tell there's no way to refresh a published template's configuration in place - templateGenerate only takes a project ID, so deleting and republishing was the only route. It had zero deployments at the time, so nobody got caught by it.

Each template is a thin, pinned wrapper around an open-source project, in a public MIT repo under github.com/RockinPaul, deployed and verified before publishing.

Could you please tell me what triggered the block, and what can I do to get it lifted? If one of my templates falls short of your guidelines, I'd like to know which, and I'll fix or withdraw it.

Thank you.