Weapons, ammunition or explosives

Weapons or weapon accessories that can cut, slice, strike, penetrate, shoot or harm people or animals, including, but not limited to:

Products that might be attached or used with a weapon to enhance or customise its form or function, including, but not limited to:

Explosives, including fireworks

Entities where the exchange of weapons is the primary business model

Reviews of firearms, other prohibited weapons or weapon modifications, or bladed items

The pure depiction of weapons if there is no discussion or advocacy

Sales, gifts, exchanges, transfers, coordinates, promotes (by which, we mean speaks positively about, encourages the use of) or provides access to 3D printing or computer-aided manufacturing instructions for firearms or firearms parts regardless of context or poster.

Safety courses for firearm training or licences as well as books and videos about firearm safety

The right to bear arms, such as US second amendment rights content

Informative content on the subject of weapons

Blogs or groups connecting people with weapons-related interests, as long as the service doesn't lead to the sale of these products

Plastic guns, swords and toy weapons

Items that aren't directly sold as part of a physical weapon, including, but not limited to:

Items that carry, encase or support a weapon for easier transportation or positioning

Items that coat or wrap a weapon, including gun cases, safes, locking devices, paint coatings, gun slings or tripod mounts

Weapons in a military, police, sporting or hunting context providing the context is non-violent and there is no attempt to buy, sell, trade, gift, donate or ask for weapons.

Weapons when in a fictional context, e.g. in video games, music, films or tv.

Fireworks or explosives in a celebratory non-violent/dangerous context.