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Toastewoofs at 19:42, 11 August 2026

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	\| colspan="3" \|Do not harass someone over their character, kinks, grammar or preferred roleplaying style		\| colspan="3" \|Do not harass someone over their character, kinks, grammar or preferred roleplaying style
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Toastewoofs at 20:58, 8 August 2026

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			\|This is defined as "a player making themselves un-killable, highly resistant to all forms of damage, or making themselves absurdly powerful compared to other players.". Violations of this rule always constitute a violation of our playing-to-win rules.
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	\| colspan="3" \|You must not cause damage to the station that is impactful to players without a valid reason.		\| colspan="3" \|You must not cause damage to the station that is impactful to players without a valid reason.
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	\| colspan="3" \|		\| colspan="3" \|You must consider your impact on the round when performing antagonistic actions. If you are a traitor on low chaos, you shouldn't suddenly be murdering every player on the server.
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	~~\| colspan="3" \|Powergaming (~~a player ~~making themselves un-killable, highly resistant to all forms of damage, or making themselves absurdly powerful compared to other players. Always constitutes violating our "play to win" rules, as well~~.)
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Toastewoofs at 20:56, 8 August 2026

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	\| rowspan="6" \|0 - Server Safety Rules		\| rowspan="7" \|0 - Server Safety Rules
	\|0.1.		\|0.1.
	\| colspan="3" \|Violating either Discords terms of service (ToS) or BYONDs ToS is prohibited.		\| colspan="3" \|Violating either Discords terms of service (ToS) or BYONDs ToS is prohibited.
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			\| colspan="3" \|Do not create lag to the server (increasing TD or ping), including DDOSing and threats thereof.
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	\| colspan="3" \|Do not metagame or metacommunicate		\| colspan="3" \|Do not metagame or metacommunicate
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			\| colspan="3" \|Do not bring IC information into OOC chat either to disseminate this information or to escalate an IC issue into OOC. This is termed as "mixing".
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	\| colspan="3" \|Do not disconnect if contacted by the moderation team.		\| colspan="3" \|Do not disconnect if contacted by the moderation team.
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	\| colspan="2" \|Disconnecting when contacted about a rule violation will be regarded as an attempt to avoid punishment. If you must leave, say something first.		\| colspan="2" \|Disconnecting when contacted about a rule violation will be regarded as an attempt to avoid punishment. If you must leave, say something first.
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	\| colspan="2" \|We will be understanding if your internet cuts out at a bad time, but you may need to contact us through Discord.		\| colspan="2" \|We will be understanding if your internet cuts out at a bad time, but you may need to contact us through Discord.
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	\| colspan="3" \|The intent of the rules is more important than the letter.		\| colspan="3" \|The intent of the rules is more important than the letter.
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	\| colspan="2" \|The rules deliberately contain some grey areas, as it is not possible to detail every potential situation which does or does not violate the rules. The intent and thus enforcement of the rules is to provide an enjoyable roleplaying environment and to curate SPLURT to a server which can host such an environment.		\| colspan="2" \|The rules deliberately contain some grey areas, as it is not possible to detail every potential situation which does or does not violate the rules. The intent and thus enforcement of the rules is to provide an enjoyable roleplaying environment and to curate SPLURT to a server which can host such an environment.
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	\| colspan="2" \|As such, a staff member may permit a rule to not be enforced if everybody involved in the situation is enjoying themselves; conversely, a situation which upsets a large number of players may need admin intervention even if not specifically addressed in the rules.		\| colspan="2" \|As such, a staff member may permit a rule to not be enforced if everybody involved in the situation is enjoying themselves; conversely, a situation which upsets a large number of players may need admin intervention even if not specifically addressed in the rules.
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	\| colspan="2" \|Attempting to find a technicality in the wording of the rules will be ignored. If your behavior is causing problems for many other players, it must stop.		\| colspan="2" \|Attempting to find a technicality in the wording of the rules will be ignored. If your behavior is causing problems for many other players, it must stop.
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	\| colspan="3" \|Staff maintain final say.		\| colspan="3" \|Staff maintain final say.
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	\|1.7.1.		\|1.8.1.
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	\| colspan="2" \|As implied by rule 1.6, the enforcement of the rules is flexible and thus up to interpretation by the moderation team. Our job is to tackle problems not mentioned in the rules and never seen before by anybody on the team: if an admin tells you to do something, do it; if an admin tells you to stop, stop.		\| colspan="2" \|As implied by rule 1.6, the enforcement of the rules is flexible and thus up to interpretation by the moderation team. Our job is to tackle problems not mentioned in the rules and never seen before by anybody on the team: if an admin tells you to do something, do it; if an admin tells you to stop, stop.
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	\| colspan="2" \|If you suspect bias, you may discuss your case with up to three other members of staff, as outlined in the staffing guidelines for SPLURT.		\| colspan="2" \|If you suspect bias, you may discuss your case with up to three other members of staff, as outlined in the staffing guidelines for SPLURT.
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	\| colspan="2" \|Pressing the issue further will be considered harassment.		\| colspan="2" \|Pressing the issue further will be considered harassment.
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	\| colspan="3" \|~~Do not create lag to the server (increasing TD or ping).~~		\| colspan="3" \|
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	\| colspan="3" \|~~Do not bring IC information into OOC chat either to disseminate this information or to escalate an IC issue into OOC. This is termed as "mixing".~~		\| colspan="3" \|
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Toastewoofs at 20:53, 8 August 2026

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Toastewoofs at 20:26, 8 August 2026

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	\| colspan="3" \|You may defend your own person to a reasonable degree. If someone is attempting to kidnap or murder you, you may reply with lethal force.		\| colspan="3" \|You may defend your own person to a reasonable degree. If someone is attempting to kidnap or murder you, you may reply with lethal force.
	\|Players are expected not to respond to non-lethal force with lethal force, unless the situation demands it. For example, getting shoved by a traitor does not mean you can kill them, but getting attacked by a traitor with a contractor baton means you may fight for your life.		\|Players are expected not to respond to non-lethal force with lethal force, unless the situation demands it. For example, getting shoved by a traitor does not mean you can kill them, but getting attacked by a traitor with a contractor baton means you may fight for your life.
	\|		\| rowspan="9" \|Special ruling for the AI: see [[Staff Rulings]]
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	\| colspan="3" \|You may defend the lives of others to a reasonable degree.		\| colspan="3" \|You may defend the lives of others to a reasonable degree.
	\|This rule principally applies to attacks and physical harm enacted by antagonists.		\|This rule principally applies to attacks and physical harm enacted by antagonists.
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	\| colspan="2" \|If there is no threat to life, you may not engage.		\| colspan="2" \|If there is no threat to life, you may not engage.
	\|Common sense applies. Even if a traitor is not actively murdering someone, a threat to life can be assumed if they've just stunned the captain and are dragging them into maintenance.		\|Common sense applies. Even if a traitor is not actively murdering someone, a threat to life can be assumed if they've just stunned the captain and are dragging them into maintenance.
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	\| colspan="2" \|You must be at the scene of the attack or antagonist action while it is happening: you may not witness something on cameras or from afar and then engage.		\| colspan="2" \|You must be at the scene of the attack or antagonist action while it is happening: you may not witness something on cameras or from afar and then engage.
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	\| colspan="3" \|You may defend your department to a reasonable degree, including material assets within a department.		\| colspan="3" \|You may defend your department to a reasonable degree, including material assets within a department.
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	\| colspan="2" \|While you may not kill an antagonist for stealing, you may attempt to incapacitate them.		\| colspan="2" \|While you may not kill an antagonist for stealing, you may attempt to incapacitate them.
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	\| colspan="2" \|You may only defend your department in your department, and must disengage the moment any antagonist interactions leave your workspace or your department as a whole.		\| colspan="2" \|You may only defend your department in your department, and must disengage the moment any antagonist interactions leave your workspace or your department as a whole.
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	\| colspan="2" \|If an antagonist is clearly attempting to leave, you must let them, and may not use lethal force to stop them unless other validhunting rules apply, such as 2.2.		\| colspan="2" \|If an antagonist is clearly attempting to leave, you must let them, and may not use lethal force to stop them unless other validhunting rules apply, such as 2.2.
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	\| colspan="3" \|Staff reserve the right to apply violations of validhunting rules to the spirit of the rules, and not necessarily the wording. Abusing the wording of any of the validhunting rules leaves you subject to malice and validhunting rules.		\| colspan="3" \|Staff reserve the right to apply violations of validhunting rules to the spirit of the rules, and not necessarily the wording. Abusing the wording of any of the validhunting rules leaves you subject to malice and validhunting rules.
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	\|2.1.		\|3.1.
	\| colspan="3" \|You may defend your own person to a reasonable degree. If someone is attempting to kidnap or murder you, you may reply with lethal force.		\| colspan="3" \|You may defend your own person to a reasonable degree. If someone is attempting to kidnap or murder you, you may reply with lethal force.
	\|Players are expected not to respond to non-lethal force with lethal force, unless the situation demands it. For example, getting shoved by a traitor does not mean you can kill them, but getting attacked by a traitor with a contractor baton means you may fight for your life.		\|Players are expected not to respond to non-lethal force with lethal force, unless the situation demands it. For example, getting shoved by a traitor does not mean you can kill them, but getting attacked by a traitor with a contractor baton means you may fight for your life.
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	\| colspan="3" \|You may defend the lives of others to a reasonable degree.		\| colspan="3" \|You may defend the lives of others to a reasonable degree.
	\|This rule principally applies to attacks and physical harm enacted by antagonists.		\|This rule principally applies to attacks and physical harm enacted by antagonists.
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	\| colspan="2" \|You must be at the scene of the attack or antagonist action while it is happening: you may not witness something on cameras or from afar and then engage.		\| colspan="2" \|You must be at the scene of the attack or antagonist action while it is happening: you may not witness something on cameras or from afar and then engage.
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	\|		\| colspan="3" \|'''Your actions in character (IC) on the server, just like real life, have consequences from the rest of the players'''. If you, or your character, are acting like a general nuisance, then you may be treated by other players as a nuisance.
	\|		If you or your character's behaviour is awful over multiple rounds, expect players to bring their retaliation onto future rounds'''; playing an intentionally rude, disrespectful, or negative character''' exempts you from the receiving end of the metagrudging rules''', meaning that if the staff team determine that your actions are due to how you have been acting as your character, then things will be allowed to continue.'''
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	\|		\|The harder your character is to interact with, the more effort you should put into them. A character that's both hard to approach, and generally low effort becomes a negativity sink on the roleplaying environment and with that in mind you should make an earnest attempt to play up the actions or lack-there-of for the sake of adding in as much roleplay as you might be shutting down.
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	~~:: 3.1.1. While you may not kill an antagonist for stealing, you may attempt to incapacitate them.~~
	~~:: 3.1.2. You may only defend your department in your department, and must disengage the moment any antagonist interactions leave your workspace or your department as a whole.~~
	~~:: 3.1.3. If an antagonist is clearly attempting to leave, and are not subject to rule 3.1.1., you must let them, and may not use lethal force to stop them.~~
	: 4. Staff reserve the right to apply violations of validhunting rules to the spirit of the rules, and not necessarily the wording. Abusing the wording of any of the validhunting rules leaves you subject to malice and validhunting rules.

	~~=== 4. Fuck around and find out ===~~
	'''Your actions in character (IC) on the server, just like real life, have consequences from the rest of the players'''. If you, or your character, are acting like a general nuisance, then you may be treated by other players as a nuisance.

	If you or your character's behaviour is awful over multiple rounds, expect players to bring their retaliation onto future rounds'''; playing an intentionally rude, disrespectful, or negative character''' exempts you from the receiving end of the metagrudging rules''', meaning that if the staff team determine that your actions are due to how you have been acting as your character, then things will be allowed to continue.'''

	~~'''Consider this when deciding on your actions in-game and how you decide to act'''.~~

	~~: 4.1. Players reserve the right to give the same as they have received.~~
	:: 4.1.1. The harder your character is to interact with, the more effort you should put into them. A character that's both hard to approach, and generally low effort becomes a negativity sink on the roleplaying environment and with that in mind you should make an earnest attempt to play up the actions or lack-there-of for the sake of adding in as much roleplay as you might be shutting down.

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Toastewoofs at 17:26, 8 August 2026

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	\| colspan="5" \|Fighting and mechanics should be proportional to the conflict, taking into account your character and the situation they are in. '''.'''		\| colspan="5" \|Fighting and mechanics should be proportional to the conflict, taking into account your character and the situation they are in. '''.'''
	'''In general, escalation should follow a linear path, although this will not apply to all situations:'''		'''In general, escalation should follow a linear path, although this will not apply to all situations:'''
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	: 1.1. You must not kill someone for verbal attacks without serious escalation prior, and may never round remove someone regardless of future escalation.		: 1.1. You must not kill someone for verbal attacks without serious escalation prior, and may never round remove someone regardless of future escalation.
	: ~~1.2. You must not kill someone over being denied access from an area~~		:

	=== 3. - Validhunting ===		=== 3. - Validhunting ===