Libera:Rules

These are the current rules for #werewolf and other channels under the namespace. Breaking these rules may lead to a warning or being banned from the channel.

The most important rule is: use common sense. In general, ops' decisions are final – if you wish to discuss your issue in a civilized manner, you may take it to #werewolf-ops.

Channel rules

 * Be nice to each other. No bigotry.
 * No sexual discussion or links to NSFW content.
 * Avoid excessive swearing.
 * Unauthorized bots, public logging and/or related activities are not permitted.
 * Automated messages to the channel, including but not limited to anti-idle scripts, away notifications and similar, are not allowed.
 * Refrain from manually highlighting people unless you know they won't mind.
 * Don't use deliberately confusing nicks. Don't impersonate other players or the bot.
 * Don't spam. This includes, but is not limited to:
 * Spamming and/or abusing !start or other bot commands.
 * Posting text longer than 3 lines, or very long lines. Use a pastebin such as gist.github.com or dpaste.com.
 * Posting ASCII art. If you really have to, use a pastebin or link to a picture.
 * Posting garbage or other worthless messages.
 * Excessive shouting (CAPS LOCK).
 * Abusing colours.
 * Excessive nick changes.
 * Don't advertise other channels.

Gameplay rules

 * Players may not share information or be involved in gameplay-related communications after dying (including dead vengeful ghosts).
 * Do not paste gameplay-related messages that came from outside of #werewolf (such as from a private message with the bot or another player, safe channel, or wolf chat) during the game.
 * Don't make tedious hints. Hashing/encoding hints and messing with colors can be uncreative and boring. If asked to stop doing it, stop and find a more fun way of hinting.
 * Don't play with clones; only one player per actual person is allowed. Any player found to be using clones will immediately be banned from the game.
 * Don't fake gameplay messages from the bot.
 * Don't use /whois idle times.
 * Don't quit or deliberately idle out after a game has started unless you really need to leave.
 * Automatic sharing of game-related information, including but not limited to automated messages to the bot or other players, is not permitted.
 * Waiting for timeouts is discouraged.
 * Don't idle as a night-acting role. Failing to act at night harms your team and may make it obvious which role you are.