Policies for writing listings

Comply with the relevant style guide for the product you're listing. You can find general rules that apply to all products in the Amazon Services Quick Start Style Guide. Some types of product have extra style guidelines. You can find the full set in the Templates for Specific Categories.

Don’t use HTML, JavaScript, or other types of code in your product detail pages. As a special case, you can use line breaks </br> in the description.

None of the following are allowed in product detail page titles, descriptions, bullet points, or images:

Pornographic, obscene, or offensive content.

Phone numbers, addresses, email addresses, or website URLs.

Details of availability, price, or condition.

Links to other websites for placing orders, or alternative shipping offers, such as free shipping.

Spoilers on Books, Music, and Video or DVD (BMVD) listings. This includes giving away plot details crucial to the suspense or surprise ending of a story.

Reviews, quotes, or testimonials.

Requests for positive customer reviews.

Adverts, promotional material, or watermarks on images, photos, or videos.

Time-sensitive information, such as dates of tours, seminars, or lectures.

Product titles must not have more than 200 characters, including spaces. This upper limit applies to all categories. Some categories might have a limit of even fewer characters. See the Templates for Specific Categories for details.

Use capital letters only for the first letter of each word. Do not use all capital letters throughout the attribute. This applies to product titles, bullet points, and product descriptions. Use of Emojis, Emoticons, or symbols at the beginning of each word is prohibited.

Comply with Amazon listing standards for any product sold on Amazon. Failure to do so creates a negative customer experience and may result in your selling privileges being temporarily or permanently removed. This includes but is not limited to the following:

All products must be accurately categorized. To learn more about classifying your products correctly, see our help pages on Product Classifier, Browse Tree Guide, and ASIN Creation Policy.

Product titles, product descriptions, and bullet points must be clearly written and help customers understand the product.

Product information must be accurate and trustworthy, and not mislead customers about the products’ qualities or characteristics. To learn more about permissible claims, please review Amazon’s Prohibited product claims policy.

Product images must meet Amazon image standards, as well as any category-specific image guidelines. To learn more, see the Product image requirements.

Ensure that the product detail page outlines any additional items that are essential to the function of the product.

CANNOT deduce what of these rules we are violating????? can am mod enlighten us?