Moud

Community rules

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Moud is for making and playing games together. These rules apply to games, game names, descriptions and pictures, forum posts, profiles, badges, chat in games run by Moud, and anything else you share. They are part of the terms of service.

Who Moud is for#

Players of all ages use Minecraft, so keep everything you publish suitable for a general audience of 13 and up. You must be 13 or older to have an account, and under 15 you need a parent's permission.

Not allowed anywhere#

  • Anything illegal where you or we are, including sexual content involving minors, which we report to the authorities
  • Sexual or pornographic content, and graphic gore
  • Hate speech or content that attacks people for their origin, religion, gender, sexuality, disability or similar
  • Harassment, threats, bullying, encouraging self harm, or posting someone's private information (doxxing)
  • Glorifying terrorism or violent extremism
  • Scams, phishing, fake giveaways, and anything that asks players for their Minecraft, Microsoft or Discord credentials
  • Content you do not have the rights to, see the copyright procedure
  • Impersonating another person, creator, Moud staff, Mojang or Microsoft
  • Spam, advertising unrelated to Moud, and vote, visit or badge manipulation

Games#

  • Games must run inside Moud's sandbox. No attempts to escape it, read players' files, run code on their computers, crash their clients on purpose, or attack other servers.
  • Only collect and store the player data the game needs, and never ask players for passwords or personal details.
  • Name and describe your game honestly. Pictures must show the game.
  • Games that look like gambling with real money, or that sell anything for real money outside what Minecraft's own usage guidelines allow, are not allowed.
  • Every version goes through review. A refusal comes with a reason; fix it and send a new version.

Forum#

  • Stay on topic and search before posting a question.
  • Be kind to people asking for help, everyone starts somewhere.
  • Use the report button rather than replying to abuse.
  • Do not post other people's work or private messages without permission.

What happens when rules are broken#

Depending on how serious and how repeated it is, staff can hide or remove content, refuse or take down a game, mute or ban an account for a time, or close it. Serious illegal content is removed at once and may be reported to the authorities. You can ask for a decision to be looked at again by writing to contact@epistudio.fr.

Reporting#

Use the report button on any post. In a game, open the Esc menu and choose Report a player; the report goes to the game's creator and to Moud staff with the game and server. You can also block a player from the Moud home, a friend request or their profile: they can no longer send you requests, invites or join your party, and games can hide their chat from you. For anything else write to contact@epistudio.fr with a link to what you are reporting and why. For copyright, use the notice form.

Game moderation#

Creators and their studio's moderators can ban players from their own game, for a time or for good, and must give a reason. A banned player cannot join any server of that game. Moud staff can ban an account from all of Moud. Bans and other moderation actions are recorded in a moderation log that staff can review.

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