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Community guidelines
Draft — not yet reviewed
This document describes what the site does today and has not been through legal review. It will change when accounts and applications go live.
Last updated 6 September 2026
These sit alongside the rules
The server rules are the enforceable document: numbered, cited by staff, and the thing you agree to when you apply. These guidelines are the spirit behind them.
Play a person
The whole community rests on everyone treating the city as somewhere people live rather than a scoreboard. Characters who can lose, scenes that can end badly, and consequences that carry between sessions are what make it worth turning up for.
Separate the character from the player
Your character can hate someone. You cannot. Almost every serious dispute here starts with somebody forgetting which of the two they are being.
Escalate to a ticket, not to an audience
A public accusation turns a two-person problem into a fifty-person one. Take it to a ticket, where a staff member can see the evidence and actually do something about it.
Look after new players
Everyone here was new and slightly bad at this once. Somebody who does not know the conventions yet is an opportunity, not a target.
Report rather than retaliate
If someone breaks a rule, do not break one back to even it out. Record it, report it, and let staff handle it. Retaliation usually gets both of you sanctioned.