This is awesome, thank you! I've added it as a tip to the Safety Guidelines.
I can't tell you when Skyblock is being released, but keep an eye on our social medias!
You are awesomeHello, CubeCrafters!
Today we have a very important update for you, our community. We're incredibly proud to have so many members join us here in the CubeCraft community. We all have a role to play in making CubeCraft as safe and welcoming as possible.
To help us all out, @Younisco, @Zed and I have created several new posts and guidelines to explain how we can make that happen together. We consulted with the entire team in producing these new posts.
These post can be found in the new Community Resources & Safety forum.
We'll quickly go over the contents of these new posts, but make sure to fully read through these for a full experience!
Community Standards
The community standards are a set of ideals which we expect all members of our community to follow.
This includes casual players, community members and all of our team members.
Safety Guidelines
The CubeCraft Network sees more than 200,000 unique players every day. Just like anywhere on the internet, safety is a very important issue. We've got together some tips on how to stay safe on CubeCraft and beyond!
Official Rules
Our rules go into specifics about how we use the community standard on the server.
The rules talk about specific types of infractions and how we'll react when something happens.
If something isn't right
If you feel unsafe or uncomfortable on our network, this article will help you make the right actions. This thread is a serious one, so if something is unclear, do not hesitate to talk to a trusted adult or a member of Team CubeCraft.
Hmmm... So are these even more rules? No. Well... Maybe... A bit.
Our Official Rules already covered a lot of situations, but it was still incomplete. The rules were all about things which you couldn't do and how we apply sanctions - these new resources are designed to show what we should all strive to be and how to have a safe and enjoyable time on CubeCraft!
We hope you'll find these informative and we're looking forward to your feedback.
If you believe there's anything we've missed, let us know!
Stay nice, stay safe
I love it <3Hello, CubeCrafters!
Today we have a very important update for you, our community. We're incredibly proud to have so many members join us here in the CubeCraft community. We all have a role to play in making CubeCraft as safe and welcoming as possible.
To help us all out, @Younisco, @Zed and I have created several new posts and guidelines to explain how we can make that happen together. We consulted with the entire team in producing these new posts.
These post can be found in the new Community Resources & Safety forum.
We'll quickly go over the contents of these new posts, but make sure to fully read through these for a full experience!
The community standards are a set of ideals which we expect all members of our community to follow.
This includes casual players, community members and all of our team members.
The CubeCraft Network sees more than 200,000 unique players every day. Just like anywhere on the internet, safety is a very important issue. We've got together some tips on how to stay safe on CubeCraft and beyond!
Our rules go into specifics about how we use the community standard on the server.
The rules talk about specific types of infractions and how we'll react when something happens.
If you feel unsafe or uncomfortable on our network, this article will help you make the right actions. This thread is a serious one, so if something is unclear, do not hesitate to talk to a trusted adult or a member of Team CubeCraft.
Hmmm... So are these even more rules? No. Well... Maybe... A bit.
Our Official Rules already covered a lot of situations, but it was still incomplete. The rules were all about things which you couldn't do and how we apply sanctions - these new resources are designed to show what we should all strive to be and how to have a safe and enjoyable time on CubeCraft!
We hope you'll find these informative and we're looking forward to your feedback.
If you believe there's anything we've missed, let us know!
Stay nice, stay safe
