Publishing Rules
The shared database at boribasar.asia is useful only as long as it contains accurate data. These rules explain how dogs get onto the website and what is checked along the way.
1. How to publish a dog
- Open the dog in your database, tick "Publish pedigree on the website" and save. The dog will be sent to a moderator for review.
- While the review is in progress, the dog is visible only to you. Once approved, it will appear on the website together with its tree.
- If the moderator rejects the request, the reason will be shown on the dog's card. Correct the data and submit the request again.
2. What the moderator checks
- The name, sex and parents are plausible, and the tree does not contradict itself.
- The photos show the dog itself and contain no unrelated advertising.
- The dog is not already in the shared database under another owner (a duplicate).
3. Edits to published dogs
Changes to a published dog appear on the website immediately, but a moderator reviews them. If the edits are inaccurate, the moderator may return the dog to its approved state or remove it from the website, stating the reason.
4. Duplicates
The same dog may be entered by different owners — sometimes with its name spelled differently. The moderator merges such records: one remains on the website as the main record and receives the selected fields and photos, while the others are hidden from the website. The records in your personal database do not change, and the merge can be undone.
5. What may not be published
- Fictitious dogs and knowingly incorrect ancestry.
- Other people's photos without the author's permission.
- Insults, advertising, contact details of third parties, and any content that breaks the law.
6. What is visible on the website
Name, sex, colour, country, height, weight, pedigree number, tattoo, description, photos and ancestors. The microchip number and your name, e-mail and phone number are not shown on the website.
7. Unpublishing
You can untick "Publish pedigree on the website" at any time, and the dog will disappear from the shared database. If it was the main record of merged duplicates, another owner's record may remain on the website.
8. Published dogs in other people’s trees
Other users can set a published dog as the sire or dam of their own dogs instead of entering it again. They see its details and ancestors but cannot change them. If you take such a dog off the website, it stays in their trees. When deleting it, you choose: remove it from your base only (it stays with them) or delete it completely (they get an unknown ancestor with its name in its place).
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Version of 30.09.2026.