Zezzo2006 was banned from our server for stealing and griefing. Zezzo2006 found a house she liked that was built by a player she had never met. She removed the players items from her home, harvested the players garden, built a giant Z on top of the home, then set up chest shops with signs all around the players walls- claiming the whole thing as her own. The player was pretty sad to find her home destroyed and turned into a shop.
Our rules clearly state no griefing or stealing. We never tolerate this type of thing on Famcraft.
The swear filter we use blocks swears, potentially offensive expressions, and spam (repeating characters as in "sooooooo"). Your daughter's ban was in no way related to these warnings. Staff can always see what was actually said when the filter blocks it. We usually on ban for actual swearing. The automatic warnings from the filter are simply to keep the server chat neat and free of potentially offensive phrases.
If you'd like to review the rules with your daughter you can do so here:
https://famcraft.com/index.php/topic,2.0.html Here is some more info about griefing:
We log every block transaction, item transaction and entity transaction on the server, so we can always tell who did what. If it helps with your discussion/rule review, here are some things that count as griefing-
* Removing any block another player placed without that player's permission
*Placing a protection stone in another player's area
*Harvesting another player's crops without their permission
*Killing another player's animals without their permission
*Claiming/protecting another players pet without permission (Example: taming a wolf, protecting a horse)
*Removing/changing landscape features in another players "yard" (What is directly visible from their home)
*Placing blocks in another player's area without permission
*Taking items from another player's chest without permission (Stealing/griefing)
*Keeping a players items after PvP if you did not agree to at first (Stealing)
*Not replanting at public/shared/clan farms
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