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'''RULES CRIMES '''
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'''NETIQUETTE'''
 
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There are some rules that apply all over the Net, and they should be observed
  
There are very few rules in this mud, but we expect our players to follow the
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in 4D as well. Generally these are rules about normal behaviour and courtesy.
  
few there are, mainly because they are fair and because there is a sensible
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You should behave towards others on the net in the same way as you would face
  
reason behind each of them. The overall and main rule is to use your own
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to face. You are not as anonymous as you might think, and extremely bad
  
common sense. Behave like a jerk and you'll be treated like a jerk. And if
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behavior can leave to consequences regarding your access to the Mud and even
  
you want your fellow players to respect you ; Play a fair game.  
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to your server provider getting notified.
  
You reap what you sow, in muds as in RL. It is as simple as that.
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Some things are a bit special for the net, and should be observed for your own sake:
  
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* USING ALL CAPS, LIKE THIS, is interpreted as screaming and considered very impolite.
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* Using an excessive amount of !!!!! or ???? is also interpreted as screaming and
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:considered very childish.
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* Excessive and repeated use of socials can be very irritating for other people and
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:should be avoided. If you want to check out what some socials do, go to a private
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:room and test on a friend.
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* Some socials, especially those of a sexual nature, can be offensive to the
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:receiver. If you are told to stop kissing or groping someone, you'd better
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:do so immediately. Sexual harassment is no more fun on line than it is in
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:the real world.
  
Below are the 6 most important rules.
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See also: [[BEHAVIOR]]  [[RULES]]  [[SOCIALS]]
 
 
# Racial, sexual or religious slurs on any channels are NOT acceptable.
 
#; Excessive spamming or harassing of other players is also not acceptable.
 
#; As spam is defined repeating of the same message or action over and over
 
#; again with the intent of annoying. This includes repeated Pkilling.
 
# Multiplaying is not allowed. You can create and play as many chars as you
 
#; like, but if you are caught logging them on simultaneously, you get a
 
#; warning at first offence, char demoted at second and deleted at third.
 
# Bugs are meant to be reported, not abused. If you find a bug and report it,
 
#; expect to get rewarded. If you find a bug and abuse it, expect to be
 
#; punished.
 
# Pkilling or player killing is allowed, as long as you follow the PK rules.
 
# Botting - i.e. using a script or macro to advance your character while
 
#; being AFK is not allowed, since it's against the purpose of the game.
 
# Do NOT share Quest info, that is very unfair to those who made the effort
 
#; of solving the Quests themselves.
 
 
 
See also: [[BEHAVIOR]]  [[BUG]]  [[MULTIPLAY]]  [[PKILL]]  [[PUNISH1]]  [[PUNISH2]]  [[PUNISH3]]  [[SPAM]]
 

Latest revision as of 22:18, 8 December 2021

NETIQUETTE

There are some rules that apply all over the Net, and they should be observed

in 4D as well. Generally these are rules about normal behaviour and courtesy.

You should behave towards others on the net in the same way as you would face

to face. You are not as anonymous as you might think, and extremely bad

behavior can leave to consequences regarding your access to the Mud and even

to your server provider getting notified.

Some things are a bit special for the net, and should be observed for your own sake:

  • USING ALL CAPS, LIKE THIS, is interpreted as screaming and considered very impolite.
  • Using an excessive amount of !!!!! or ???? is also interpreted as screaming and
considered very childish.
  • Excessive and repeated use of socials can be very irritating for other people and
should be avoided. If you want to check out what some socials do, go to a private
room and test on a friend.
  • Some socials, especially those of a sexual nature, can be offensive to the
receiver. If you are told to stop kissing or groping someone, you'd better
do so immediately. Sexual harassment is no more fun on line than it is in
the real world.

See also: BEHAVIOR RULES SOCIALS