Welcome, Moderator #
This wiki is your central hub for finding rules, commands, procedures, and tools. Here’s a quick guide to help you get started and navigate safely and efficiently.
Quick Links #
Tip: use the search bar (top right). Type part of a command, rule, or tool name — results will filter instantly.
Your First-Day Checklist #
- Read all the rules and their application notes (edge cases, exceptions, and examples).
- Review the punishment templates to understand the expected format and penalty progression.
- Go through the most common commands and test them in a safe environment if possible.
- Get familiar with the Discord tools and the reporting/escalation workflows.
- Bookmark this wiki. If something is missing or outdated, report it or suggest an edit.
How to Use This Wiki #
- Sidebar navigation: sections are organized by topic (Rules, Commands, Anti-Cheat, etc.).
- Search: best when you know what term to look for (e.g., “mute”, “xray”, “grief”).
- Page structure: the main content appears on the left, and when applicable, a local index appears on the right.
Search Tips #
- Prefer specific keywords (e.g., “tempban” instead of “ban”).
- Search by type of infraction (e.g., “spam”, “exploits”, “xray”).
- If you can’t find something, try a synonym (e.g., “cheat”/“hack”).
Common Tasks (Shortcuts) #
- Issue a warning or punishment: check the Punishment Templates.
- Consult the applicable rule: open Rules.
- Review suspicious behavior and anti-cheat signals: Anti-Cheat.
Escalation and Reporting #
- If a situation exceeds your permission level or presents a conflict of interest, briefly document the case and escalate it to the appropriate internal channel.
- Record the minimum required evidence: date/time, involved players, screenshots/logs, command used, and outcome.
- Maintain traceability: link to the rule and punishment template used when reporting internally.
Wiki Editing Standards #
- Keep titles and sections concise; prioritize clear examples.
- When adding a command, include: syntax, parameters, examples, required permissions, and common errors.
- For rules: add edge cases and interpretation notes if precedents exist.
- Avoid sensitive information or details revealing detectable anti-cheat methods; use internal channels for that.
Need help or found something outdated? Leave a comment in the internal channel or open a PR with your correction. This wiki improves with your contributions.