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Chain of Command

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Updated Jul 23, 2026
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This structure defines the hierarchy of authority and responsibility within the community. Players are expected to respect this structure and direct their issues to the appropriate level.

Administrative & Staff Hierarchy

  • The Community Directors and Board of Directors oversee the high-level vision, policy-making, and health of the entire community.
  • The Senior Management and Management teams handle inter-departmental operations and ensure that the various staff tiers are performing their duties effectively.
  • Administrators are responsible for technical oversight, serious rule enforcement, and investigations. The hierarchy progresses from Trial Administrator up to Head Administrator.
  • Moderators are the primary point of contact for daily rule enforcement, scene disputes, and player reports. Progression flows from Trial Moderator to Head Moderator.
  • These individuals handle initial inquiries, technical issues, and ticket triaging to ensure smooth community operations.

Interaction Guidelines

  • Follow the Chain: If you have an issue, always attempt to resolve it at the lowest appropriate level first. For example, open a support ticket for minor issues before escalating to an Administrator.
  • Respectful Communication: Regardless of a staff member's rank, you are expected to communicate with them respectfully. Disrespecting staff, regardless of their position, is a punishable offense.
  • Chain of Authority: In any given situation, the instruction of the highest-ranking staff member present overrides others.
All members start at the "Member" rank. Promotions to staff positions are merit-based and follow our internal application and vetting processes.
Attempting to "rank-shop" by messaging higher-tier staff about issues that should be handled by front-line moderators will delay your response and may result in warnings for poor conduct.
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