Server Rules

Written by: @981755777754755122
Last Updated: 7th October 2026

Before anything else, use common sense. I made these rules to protect the community, not to give people a checklist of loopholes to work around.

My staff team and I have the final say on moderation decisions, and we may act on behaviour that clearly harms the community even if a specific situation is not written word-for-word below. Trying to technically dodge a rule still counts if the intent is obvious.

These rules also apply to your profile while you are in the server, including your username, nickname, avatar, banner, bio and custom status.

You must also follow Discord's Terms of Service and Community Guidelines, including the minimum age requirement for Discord in your country.

1. Keep It SFW

• I want the server to remain a Safe For Work community. Pornographic, sexually explicit, fetishistic, highly suggestive or deliberately provocative content is not allowed.
• Mild humour or jokes may be fine depending on the context. This is not permission to push sexual content into conversations or make people uncomfortable.
• Gore, shock content, graphic violence, animal cruelty and other disturbing imagery are not allowed.
• NSFW links, media, descriptions or requests are also prohibited.
• If I or a staff member tells you something has crossed the line, drop it.

2. Don't Be a Dick

• I expect everyone to treat people with basic respect. Harassment, bullying, targeted attacks, discrimination and genuinely hostile behaviour are not welcome here.
• Racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia and other identity-based harassment will be taken seriously.
• Context matters. Friendly banter and humour between people who are clearly comfortable with it is different from genuinely attacking someone.
• Slurs and offensive language are judged heavily on context, intent and how they are being used. Do not use humour as an excuse to target or upset people.
• Swearing is fine in moderation, especially for emphasis or humour. Constantly swearing at people or using it aggressively is not.

3. Respect Boundaries

• If somebody asks you to stop, change the subject or leave them alone, do it.
• Do not deliberately bait, troll, provoke or repeatedly annoy people for a reaction.
• Do not impersonate members or staff, or intentionally mislead people about who you are or what authority you have.
• If there is a problem with another member, report it to my staff team instead of turning public chat into an argument.
• You are welcome to question or appeal moderation decisions privately through the proper channels. Do not turn them into public fights.

4. Keep Heavy Topics Where They Belong

• I do not want political arguments, religion debates, real-world conflicts, callout drama or other highly controversial topics taking over public chat.
• Obvious humour and harmless passing references may be fine. My staff team and I will judge this based on context.
• Discussion of drugs, vaping, alcohol or gambling is fine when it is ordinary conversation between adults, but promoting, encouraging or glorifying it is not.
• Self-harm and similarly sensitive topics belong in the appropriate vent channel only. Follow the vent guidelines in section 10.
• Do not use the server for graphic, detailed or encouraging discussion of self-harm.

5. Don't Spam or Disrupt the Server

• Don't flood channels with repeated messages, walls of text, copy-pastas, excessive caps, emoji spam, rapid word-by-word messages, mentions or ghost pings.
• Use bot commands in their designated bot channels.
• I require English in public channels so my staff team and other members can understand what is being said.
• Don't intentionally derail conversations or make channels unusable.
• My staff team and I will use common sense when deciding what counts as spam or disruption. Basically, don't be a clown.

6. No Advertising or Server Invites

• I do not allow unsolicited advertising, promotion or server invites.
• You may share your own project, content or link when it is genuinely relevant to the conversation.
• Do not ask for server invites or direct people to DMs to exchange them as a way around this rule.
• Cold advertising or mass messaging members through DMs is prohibited.
• Repeatedly pushing your own content after being told to stop will be treated as spam.

7. Privacy, Safety and Illegal Content

• Do not dox people, leak personal information, expose private content maliciously or share something someone reasonably expected to remain private.
• Normal screenshots or messages are fine when they do not expose sensitive information or violate somebody's privacy.
• I do not allow the promotion, encouragement or display of illegal activity, dangerous substances, weapons or similar content for the purpose of glorifying it.
• Legitimate discussion in games, education, news, programming, cybersecurity or similar contexts is fine. Posting a real weapon purely to show it off, for example, is not the same thing.
• Malware, account theft, credential stealing, DDoS attacks, raids, exploits intended to harm others and similar malicious activity are prohibited.

8. What These Rules Apply To

• These rules apply to all channels, threads, forums, voice chats, events, tickets and other spaces operated as part of the server.
• They also apply to the parts of your Discord profile visible while you are a member of the community.
• I do not police unrelated private conversations between members.
• Serious behaviour outside the server may still result in moderation if it creates a genuine safety risk to members or the community.
• Trying to move prohibited behaviour somewhere else specifically to avoid moderation does not make it acceptable.

9. Staff, Reports and Appeals

• If I or a staff member gives you a reasonable instruction to stop or change your behaviour, follow it.
• My staff team's decisions take priority over technical interpretations of these rules.
• Do not backseat moderate. Report problems and let us handle them.
• If you believe a moderation decision was wrong, you can appeal at your appeals page.
• I do not use a fixed punishment table. Moderation depends on the situation, severity, context and previous behaviour.

10. Vent channel Guidelines

• The vent channel is a space to express personal incidents and things you are going through.
• Keep mentions of self-harm or drug use light. Do not go into moderate or severe detail.
• Do not name-drop people. Use fake names or general terms like "they" or "them".
• Put a clear trigger warning at the top of your message and use spoilers around triggering words or details.
• Say whether you want advice, replies, both or neither. Respect what the person venting has asked for.
• I allow more room for heavy personal topics here because of the channel's purpose. The rest of the server rules still apply.
• Keep vents in the vent channel or DMs, not in other server channels.
• Do not one-up someone else's vent or compare their situation to your own.
• Abusing the vent channel will result in permanently restricted access to it.

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As the owner, I do my best alongside my staff team to maintain the image, atmosphere and community I want the server to have for everyone.

I cannot perfectly cover every situation with a written rule, so sometimes moderation comes down to context and whether something is damaging the environment I am trying to maintain. My goal is not to catch people out. I want the community to remain comfortable, safe, welcoming and fun to be around.