21+ roleplay community
Applications and member tools require a 21+ attestation, current policy acceptance, Discord contact, and human approval.
The Code of Order preserves the cinematic world. These documents govern the actual website, Discord community, member safety, creative submissions, and real administration.
Applications and member tools require a 21+ attestation, current policy acceptance, Discord contact, and human approval.
No public media uploads. Official publication is limited to authorized editors linking approved material after rights review.
No payments, real-money play, prizes, paid chance mechanics, currency conversion, NFTs, or external asset marketplace.
This is roleplay. Illegal conduct, credible threats, real violence, or criminal planning may be reported to platforms, servers, or lawful authorities.
Accounts, participation, acceptable use, disputes, disclaimers, and the separation between fictional systems and real relationships.
Open document →02What information is collected, why it is used, who handles it, retention principles, security, and privacy requests.
Open document →03The actual conduct, consent, moderation, host-server respect, reporting, and anti-retaliation rules.
Open document →04The 21+ advisory for fictional crime, drugs, violence, weapons, death, gambling, profanity, and related themes.
Open document →05Creator ownership, submission licenses, recording, likeness, credits, canon, sponsorships, and copyright requests.
Open document →07The standard for readable, keyboard-friendly, responsive access and a route for reporting barriers.
Open document →08A tracked route for privacy, safety, copyright, policy, membership, partnership, and support questions.
Open document →09The boundary between fictional characters, progression, scene participation, and real consent.
Open document →10Independent fan-project rules for FiveM, RedM, host servers, game IP, licensed assets, content, and prohibited monetization.
Open document →The operator must maintain a responsible identity and monitored contact route, protect records, restrict sensitive access, respect host-platform rules, separate roleplay from real administration, and use qualified counsel when legal duties are unclear. Before accepting payments or substantial user-hosted media, the operator must also confirm processor, tax, refund, and consumer disclosures and—if Section 512 protection is sought—register and publish a DMCA agent. Payments, wagering, cash-out, and public media uploads remain disabled. Private owner screenshots are limited to counsel and never published automatically. Any future commercial project requires its own rights, platform, and legal review.
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