Documents · Europe region

Community Rules and Moderation

DaoPixel RPG, Europe region. Effective 8 November 2026 (version 2026-11-08). Part of the Terms of Service.

1. Be decent

2. Nicknames and sect names

No real full names, contact details, insults, names of famous people or characters from other works, organisation names or advertising. We may reset inappropriate names.

3. How moderation works

4. Reporting illegal content

Anyone can notify us of content they consider illegal: in the Game via "Report", or by e-mail to {{CONTACT_EMAIL}} with the server, channel, time, the content and why you think it is illegal (Art. 16 Digital Services Act). We confirm receipt, review the notice diligently and tell you the outcome.

5. Measures

BreachUsual measure
Flooding, advertising, rudenesschat mute from a few hours to a few days
Insults, harassment, posting others' personal datachat mute up to 30 days; suspension if repeated
Inappropriate nicknamenickname reset
Bots, cheats, account farms, real-money tradingreversal of gains, temporary or permanent suspension
Illegal contentremoval and suspension; reporting to authorities where required by law

Restrictions are decided by a person. When we restrict your content or account, we tell you the reasons, the facts relied on, the duration and how to contest the decision (Art. 17 Digital Services Act): a chat mute in the chat and by in-game mail, a suspension when you sign in.

6. Complaints

You can contest any moderation decision via in-game Support (topic "Appeal") or {{CONTACT_EMAIL}} within 6 months. Where possible, a staff member who did not take the original decision reviews it; we reply within 14 days. You may also use out-of-court dispute settlement bodies certified under the Digital Services Act or go to court.

7. Points of contact

Single point of contact for users and for authorities of the EU Member States, the European Commission and the European Board for Digital Services (Art. 11–12 Digital Services Act): {{CONTACT_EMAIL}}; languages: English and Russian. Our legal representative in the EU (Art. 13 Digital Services Act): {{EU_REPRESENTATIVE}}.