US Government Simulation

Rules & Code of Conduct

All players embodying political characters and participating in the simulation are required to uphold these standards to foster a civil, engaging, and welcoming environment.

§ 01

Respect, Decorum, & Civility

Remember that there is a real human behind every screen. Players embody political characters (In-Character), and while fierce ideological debate and factional rivalry are core to the simulation, personal hostility between players (Out-of-Character) is strictly prohibited.

01.1Treat all community members and fellow players with basic decency, dignity, and goodwill.
01.2Maintain a strict boundary between in-character (IC) political personas and out-of-character (OOC) player interactions, ensuring parliamentary rivalries never carry into real-world personal animosity.
01.3Direct critiques and fierce opposition towards political stances, legislative motions, and character maneuvers—never engage in ad hominem attacks, harassment, or malice against the real person behind the character.
01.4Embodying an adversarial, controversial, or villainous political character is never an acceptable defense or excuse for violating platform conduct rules or zero-tolerance prohibitions.
01.5Do not cultivate a toxic atmosphere, bait others into hostility, or intentionally make any participant feel excluded or unwelcome.
§ 02

Age-Appropriate Content (PG-13)

Our community consists of diverse participants of various backgrounds and ages. All public discourse, character roleplay, party literature, user profiles, and submitted media must remain suitable for a general audience.

02.1Keep all conversations, character speeches, party literature, and user-generated content strictly within a PG-13 rating.
02.2Before posting or referencing mature themes in character roleplay, ensure the content remains appropriate for younger participants.
02.3Excessive vulgarity, sexually explicit innuendo, and gratuitous shock content have no place on the platform.
§ 03

Anti-Hacking

The simulation depends upon fair competition and platform stability. Any unauthorized attempt to tamper with game mechanics, exploit technical vulnerabilities, or manipulate the platform through software hacking is strictly forbidden.

03.1Do not exploit software bugs, glitches, or unintended mechanics to corrupt the integrity of the game.
03.2Do not use automated bots, scripts, or unauthorized clients to distort the simulation state.
03.3Report discovered software bugs and technical exploits immediately to administrators rather than sharing or utilizing them for gameplay advantage.
§ 04

Zero-Tolerance Prohibitions & Sanctions

Violations of the following statutory redlines carry immediate disciplinary action, including permanent account termination and removal from the platform without prior warning.

04.1Doxxing & Blackmail: Publishing, seeking, or threatening to release private personal information, real identities, addresses, or off-platform data of any user without explicit consent.
04.2Pornography & Gore: Sharing sexually explicit imagery, adult media, depictions of mutilation, severe violence, or any grotesque material intended to cause shock or disgust.
04.3Harassment & Brigading: Engaging in persistent stalking, sexual harassment, coordinated pile-ons, cross-platform brigading, or targeted campaigns to intimidate others.
04.4Threats & Violent Extremism: Making threats of real-world harm, violence, destruction, or terror against any individual, group, or institution.
04.5Hate Speech & Dehumanization: Attacking, degrading, marginalizing, or using slurs targeting race, ethnicity, nationality, religion, disability, gender, or sexual orientation.
04.6Glorification or Denial of Tragedies: Celebrating, mocking, justifying, or denying real-world mass casualty events, terrorist attacks, genocide, or hate crimes.
04.7Self-Harm & Suicide: Encouraging, glorifying, giving instruction on, or publicly discussing acts of self-harm or suicide.
04.8Account Sabotage & System Compromise: Attempting to hijack, duplicate items within, compromise credentials of, crash, or intentionally corrupt ('brick') another member's account or the service infrastructure.