Spamming
Repeatedly sending identical or substantially similar messages in a short period is prohibited. This includes repeating advertisements, trade offers, questions, commands, or general chat messages.
By connecting to CrashCraft or using any of our services, you agree to follow all rules and policies listed below.
CrashCraft strives to provide an enjoyable, fair, and safe environment for everyone in our community. These rules and corresponding punishments are enforced by our staff team. Players are responsible for understanding and following them.
We cannot list every possible way a player could disrupt the community or gain an unfair advantage. Use common sense and understand that staff may act against behaviour that is clearly harmful, abusive, deceptive, or unfair, even when the exact situation is not specifically written below.
Messages, actions, transactions, voice conversations, deleted content, private interactions, and behaviour outside public chat may still be reviewed when sufficient evidence is available.
Staff may adjust punishments based on intent, severity, previous offences, impact on the community, cooperation, evidence, and attempts to evade moderation.
Repeatedly sending identical or substantially similar messages in a short period is prohibited. This includes repeating advertisements, trade offers, questions, commands, or general chat messages.
Messages containing excessive repeated letters, numbers, symbols, emojis, or random characters are considered spam.
Sending many different messages in rapid succession to dominate or flood chat is not allowed.
Do not repeatedly execute commands in a way that floods chat, sends excessive notifications, or disrupts another player.
Avoid sending messages primarily written in capital letters when doing so creates unnecessary disruption or resembles shouting.
Public server chat should remain primarily in English so that conversations can be consistently moderated. Short phrases or greetings are acceptable when they are not disruptive.
Discussions involving politics, religion, or other highly divisive subjects are not permitted when they create arguments, hostility, or disruption.
Attempts to insult others through abbreviations, censored words, symbols, or filter bypasses may still be punished.
Do not imitate another player, staff member, content creator, or official CrashCraft account using a misleading nickname, skin, profile, title, or claim.
Players may politely remind others of the rules, but should not threaten punishments, pretend to be staff, or attempt to control moderation decisions.
Repeatedly targeting, insulting, provoking, following, humiliating, or pressuring another player after being asked to stop is prohibited.
Abusive language directed at another player is not allowed. This includes insults, degrading comments, hostile name-calling, and attempts to bypass filters.
Sexual, graphic, hateful, disturbing, excessively violent, or otherwise unsuitable content is prohibited.
Usernames, nicknames, skins, capes, items, signs, builds, profile content, or other visible material must remain appropriate for the community.
Constructive criticism is allowed. Repeated hostile, misleading, degrading, or intentionally damaging statements toward CrashCraft or its staff are not.
Repeatedly contacting staff or players without a legitimate reason, especially after being asked to stop, may be treated as harassment.
Mentioning or directing players toward unrelated Minecraft servers, Discord communities, businesses, websites, social accounts, or services is prohibited without staff approval.
Advertising through private messages, books, signs, renamed items, builds, usernames, links, or deceptive wording may result in a permanent ban.
Knowingly submitting false reports, altered evidence, misleading screenshots, or fabricated accusations is prohibited.
Encouraging, pressuring, paying, or assisting another player to violate the rules may result in the same punishment as the offence itself.
Hacked clients, prohibited modifications, scripts, macros, hardware assistance, or any tool that provides an unfair gameplay advantage is forbidden.
Do not knowingly abuse bugs, glitches, duplication methods, unintended mechanics, or configuration errors. Report them privately to staff instead.
Duplicating items, currency, resources, rewards, or other assets through unintended methods is strictly prohibited.
Deliberately misleading another player during a trade, service, purchase, wager, loan, agreement, or exchange is prohibited.
Using alternate accounts, VPNs, changed identities, third-party accounts, or other methods to bypass a punishment may increase its duration.
Intentionally manipulating prices, abusing alternate accounts, exploiting rewards, or coordinating unfair transactions to damage the economy is prohibited.
Destroying, trapping, obstructing, or intentionally damaging another player's property outside permitted gameplay mechanics is prohibited.
Builds, books, signs, maps, renamed items, or other creations containing hateful, sexual, graphic, discriminatory, or malicious content are prohibited.
Selling, purchasing, lending, or sharing accounts is done at the player's own risk and may be prohibited when used to evade moderation or gain unfair rewards.
Discrimination, slurs, dehumanising statements, or targeted hostility based on race, nationality, religion, gender, sexuality, disability, or identity are prohibited.
Sharing, requesting, collecting, publishing, or threatening to expose another person's private or identifying information is strictly prohibited.
Credible threats of violence, stalking, serious harm, swatting, or other dangerous real-world activity are forbidden.
Malware, phishing, account theft, credential theft, denial-of-service attacks, blackmail, extortion, security attacks, or threats against CrashCraft are strictly prohibited.
Fraudulent payments, unauthorised transactions, deliberate chargeback abuse, or attempts to exploit the store may result in permanent removal.
Content involving illegal exploitation, credible criminal activity, malware distribution, or serious threats to community safety is prohibited.
These rules apply throughout the official CrashCraft Discord, including text channels, voice channels, threads, forum posts, profiles, statuses, direct interactions, and support tickets.
Do not flood channels with repeated messages, emojis, reactions, commands, images, stickers, GIFs, or unnecessary content.
Do not repeatedly mention staff, roles, users, or groups without a legitimate reason.
Keep discussions relevant to each channel and follow channel descriptions, pinned messages, and staff instructions.
Avoid screaming, playing loud audio, creating excessive background noise, repeatedly joining and leaving, or using disruptive soundboards.
Do not repeatedly skip, queue excessive songs, play disruptive audio, or prevent others from reasonably using music features.
Do not repeatedly direct-message or ping staff about issues that belong in support channels or tickets.
Repeatedly targeting, provoking, insulting, humiliating, or pressuring another member is prohibited.
Usernames, display names, avatars, banners, biographies, custom statuses, and linked content must remain appropriate.
Abusive language directed toward another member, including filter bypasses and disguised insults, is prohibited.
Sexual, graphic, disturbing, hateful, shock, or otherwise unsuitable content is not allowed.
Advertising other servers, communities, products, services, referral links, or social accounts requires staff approval.
Do not imitate staff members, developers, players, content creators, bots, or official CrashCraft accounts.
Creating false reports, opening unnecessary tickets, fabricating evidence, or intentionally wasting staff time is prohibited.
Using alternate accounts or other methods to bypass a Discord punishment is prohibited.
Phishing links, malware, token grabbers, suspicious downloads, credential theft, or deceptive files are strictly prohibited.
Coordinating spam, mass joins, mass mentions, false reports, channel disruption, or targeted harassment is prohibited.
Sharing private information or making credible threats against another person may result in an immediate permanent ban or blacklist.
Players are responsible for every modification, client, script, macro, resource pack, external program, hardware tool, or account service they use while connected to CrashCraft.
Sodium, Lithium, OptiFine, and comparable modifications intended only to improve performance.
Shaders and cosmetic visual improvements that do not reveal hidden blocks, entities, players, or containers.
Recording and replay tools are permitted when they do not provide a live gameplay advantage.
Reasonable accessibility modifications are allowed when they do not automate gameplay or expose hidden information.
Texture packs are allowed unless they function as X-ray, reveal protected information, or provide another unfair advantage.
Cosmetic HUD improvements are allowed when they display only information normally available to the player.
Minimap modifications are allowed only when player, mob, cave, underground, entity, container, and radar features are disabled.
Inventory sorting may be allowed, but automation of combat, movement, crafting, selling, farming, or resource collection is prohibited.
Brightness adjustments may be restricted when used to obtain visibility that would otherwise be intentionally unavailable.
Schematics may be viewed, but automatic placement, printer functions, or automated building are prohibited.
Any client, pack, shader, exploit, or tool that reveals hidden blocks, ores, bases, containers, or resources.
Automated targeting, attacking, aiming, rotation, hit selection, or combat assistance.
Increasing attack, placement, breaking, or interaction distance beyond normal limits.
Software, scripts, macros, mouse functions, or hardware that automate clicking or attacking.
Automatically attacking when a target enters the player's crosshair.
Revealing the location of players, mobs, storage, blocks, entities, or hidden objects.
Separating the camera from the player to inspect areas that are not normally visible or accessible.
Fly, speed, phase, scaffold, spider, step, Jesus, no-slow, anti-knockback, or similar movement advantages.
Baritone, automated mining, farming, fishing, combat, building, movement, trading, or resource collection.
Macros that automate gameplay actions, repeat command sequences, or perform actions without continuous player input.
Tools that alter, delay, duplicate, suppress, spoof, or falsify network packets.
Health indicators, armour durability displays, potion detectors, or information unavailable through normal gameplay may be prohibited.
Automatically moving items, equipping armour, replacing totems, or selecting inventory slots during gameplay.
External software that reads game data, controls player input, automates actions, or provides an unfair advantage.
Blacklists are reserved for the most serious cases involving community safety, malicious conduct, repeated severe offences, or threats against CrashCraft and its members.
A player may be blacklisted when their behaviour presents a serious threat to another member, the community, CrashCraft's services, or the network as a whole. Blacklists may apply across the Minecraft server, Discord, website, store, support system, and any related CrashCraft platform.
Unless staff state otherwise, you must remain blacklisted for at least 90 days before submitting an appeal.
Submit your appeal through CrashCraft's official support system. Appeals sent privately to individual staff members may be ignored.
Explain what happened, why the blacklist was issued, what responsibility you accept, and what has changed since the incident.
Appeals should clearly demonstrate maturity, accountability, and an understanding of why the behaviour was unacceptable.
Staff may require an additional waiting period, including up to 365 days, before another appeal will be considered.