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Dave:
The rules are in place to ensure players have an enjoyable time on the server.

The TF2 server rules are as follows:
* No foul language. Be polite and respect all players.
* No douchebag behavior. No offensive sprays or names.
* Do not impersonate another player or clan.
* No racism. No name calling.
* No cheating, hacking and exploiting.
* Do not stack teams. No spawn camping.
* Respect all admins and do not pretend to be one.
Regarding the first rule, some cursing is allowed, but for example, repeatedly cursing at someone is typically going too far.

Feel free to post any questions or comments on the rules here.

AlienDeceptions:
I am really getting tired of all the cussing that goes on, on this server. I feel that it should be monitored more closely and actions should be taken against people who abuse this. Kids play on this server and there is no need for any cussing whatsoever. I tell them to stop cussing only to get cussed at for telling them not to cuss. F**K you, You F**King losers, Stupid F**King people, What a F**Ked up team, and the list goes on and on with the F**K word. They should be kicked for a period of time each time time they cuss. If they continue to be kicked, then they should be banned. Like I said, Kids play on this server and this is not a place for this kind of behavior. It is suppose to be fun and not stressful from people who have no respect for others. I know you have emailed me about this and I hope you get your bad word program up and running soon as I also find some of the names / quotations VERY VERY offensive.

Hadden:
In the defence of others, most of the people doing the swearing ARE kids lol.

12 year olds whining about God knows what.

Dave:
We're in the process of recruiting new admins. Hopefully tomorrow we'll have admin applications open. Our emphasis for these new admins will be on monitoring voice comms.

Meanwhile, keep in mind you can mute people in-game. To do so, press Escape and within the Resume Game button, there is a button with an icon of an ear. This button will open a menu where you can mute anyone.

Also, if you wish you can disable voice comms. In the Options window, click the Voice tab, move the Voice Receive Volume slider all the way to the left to disable voice comms.

Plasma:
Alien, we want to reduce swearing in general, especially racism or insults in chat, voice chat and player names. It is not an easy task, however. As you know, the staff consists of Dave and I, and we can't police the servers at all times (especially the rotation server). We still have a couple of plugins in the works to help decrease swearing. One will rename players with offensive names, second will block excessive profanity/racist insults, the third will silence players using profanity in voice chat. They're not ready yet, but we are working on it. These plugins will not be perfect, and we don't want to be too strict either. True, kids play TF2 online, but most of us are adults and we don't want to censor ourselves at times either.

Dave already mentioned we will be looking for additional help soon. The plugins above are not ready, and we hope adding more people to the staff will ensure more monitoring.

We've been having big traffic issues recently, probably the F2P wave is over, and we have to start over from scratch. We feel we need to focus on increasing traffic, so that the servers are full in the morning, and we don't have to constantly seed. That's why we want to try our Verified Member program, and that's also why we are trying to have more players join our steam group and forums.

The servers are far from perfect, but I think we're making progress, a little bit each day. You may not remember 6-7 weeks ago, but we had to ban players every day, and we spent all our time monitoring and we couldn't play. Today, we can actually enjoy the game, and even though there are still trouble makers and racial slurs still occur, they have decreased a lot.

TLDR: We're working on it, will need more time.

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