Introduction
ChangedHow to behave around other players. Short, and already in force.
These guidelines apply wherever players can see each other's names or words: profiles, posts, threads, replies and online rooms. They are part of the Terms of Service.
Compete hard. No harassment, hate or targeting other players.
Compete and argue about the game as much as you like, but don't harass, threaten or insult anyone.
No harassment, hate, or targeting other players. Compete hard, stay kind.
Compete hard and argue about the game as much as you like. Don't harass, threaten, bully or insult other players, and leave people alone when they ask you to.
Don't attack people for who they are, including their race, ethnicity, nationality, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability or age.
Keep namesNothing sexual, bios and posts cleangory or illegal, and don't pretend to be someone else.
Names, handles, bios, posts — keep them something you'd happily show anyone. Impersonation isn't allowed.
Names, handles, bios, avatars and posts must be fit for players as young as 13. That means no sexual content, no gore, and nothing that encourages self-harm or breaking the law.
Don't pretend to be another player, a member of staff, or Overhang Studios.
Only post work that's yours, or that you have permission to share and credit to the person who made it.
Don't share anyone's personal details without their permission, and never give out your password.
Don't post anyone's personal details, such as their real name, address, phone number, school or photos of them, without their permission.
Never give your password to anyone. Nobody from Skylith will ever ask you for it.
Don't spam or advertise, and don't offer to buy or sell accounts, cards or Skyth.
Don't flood the community with repeated posts, and don't advertise other products or services.
Don't offer to buy, sell or trade accounts, cards or Skyth for money or for anything outside Skylith.
No cheating, exploits using bugs or rank manipulationrigging the Ranks.
No cheating, exploiting, taking advantage of bugs or manipulating ranksrigging the Ranks. Your results should be your own. The Terms of Service, Section 9, sets out what counts.
There's no report button yet. The developers moderate directly and can remove posts or disable accounts.
Report anything that breaks these guidelines to support@skylith.io. We can remove posts, lock threads and disable accounts.
There are no reporting tools yet. Until there are, the developers moderate directly, and can remove any post, thread or reply.
To report a post, a thread or a player, write to support@skylith.io with a link to it and what's wrong. There's no report button yet.
An account that breaks these guidelines can be disabled. That is done by us and cannot be lifted from Settings — it is not the same thing as pausing your own account.
The people who run Skylith moderate the community. We can remove any post, thread or reply, lock a thread, and disable an account that breaks these guidelines. A disabled account can't be re-enabled from Settings, and being disabled is different from pausing your own account.
Worked out word by word from the two versions. If the Community Guidelines and this page ever differ, the Community Guidelines applies.