Community Standards · Conduct & privacy

Respect the person behind the character.

ASRP community spaces should stay professional, welcoming, and safe enough for people to focus on roleplay instead of personal conflict, harassment, or disruption.

Public orientation only.
Current official ASRP rules, posted clarifications, event instructions, department policy, and authorized community direction control if they differ from this public summary.

Community conduct

Keep OOC interaction respectful and useful.

Disagreements happen. Personal attacks, harassment, intimidation, spam, malicious links, and conduct whose main purpose is disruption do not improve the community or the story.

Respectful communication

Use professional language, allow other people room to speak, keep criticism focused on the issue, and avoid insults, belittling, or repeated unwanted contact.

Harassment & hate

Targeted harassment, threats, discriminatory or hateful conduct, slurs, stalking behavior, and attempts to humiliate another member are incompatible with ASRP community standards.

Community spaces

Use text and voice channels for their intended purpose. Avoid spam, deliberate over-speaking, disruptive noise, trolling, event interruption, phishing, malware, or intentionally deceptive content.

Privacy

Real-life information is not roleplay leverage.

Private information should never become a weapon in a Discord argument, staff dispute, department issue, or in-character storyline.

01
No doxxing

Do not research, expose, threaten to expose, or distribute another person's private identifying information without consent.

02
Keep sensitive evidence private

When a report requires screenshots, recordings, account information, or personal context, use the designated reporting workflow rather than public channels.

03
Do not turn IC into OOC harassment

An arrest, rivalry, investigation, disciplinary action, business dispute, or other in-character conflict is not permission to target the player outside the scene.

04
Protect account security

Do not share malicious files, phishing links, stolen credentials, or content intended to compromise another member's account, device, or access.

Need to report conduct?

Use the official reporting route.

Preserve relevant evidence, avoid public retaliation, and follow the current ASRP support or complaint workflow. The Standards hub explains the public reporting baseline.