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Cry Havok Rules of Conduct

These are the rules that we expect the members of our guild to follow. Non-adherence to any of these rules is grounds for probation/removal from the guild.

Adhere to the Blizzard EULA
Cry Havok supports all Blizzard regulations, sanctions, and decisions. All members are expected to abide these regulations at all times. While we could not or would not prevent complaints about rules, we DO expect them to be followed.

Guild Member Responsibilities
We ask that all members of Cry Havok register to the forums. It is extremely important that members keep up with the forums as we progress through the game - this is where we post charters and rules, schedule events, and discuss strategies.

Remember that as a member of Cry Havok you are also, by default, an ambassador of our guild to other players that you run across. Keep this in mind, and be courteous and fair to others, and to each other.

Officer Responsibilities
Officers of the guild are chosen for their knowledge of the game, their willingness to help guild members, and their professionalism in dealing with conflicts both inside and outside the guild. They must maintain a working knowledge of the guild Charters and Rules, participate in the forum discussions, events and meetings, and be prepared to deal with conflicts that arise in the game. Above all, they must be open to communications from any guild member on any subject.

Guild Tabard
Every member of Cry Havok has the right to purchase and display the guild tabard. There are no guild restrictions on said purchase or display, even on your main character. However, we hope that if you so choose to wear our tabard, that you do so with pride.

Allied Guilds
We have several guilds with whom we have created ties in order to expand Cry Havok's ability to further explore the game and its intricacies. It is expected that our guild members treat our allies as they would our own members when hosting/participating in events, and when establishing inter-guild commerce. Reports of malicious behavior towards or from these members should be directed to Cry Havok leadership.

Language
It is important to remember that Cry Havok is comprised of players of all age groups. While we respect each member’s freedom of speech, and do not monitor language, we ask that you remember those members who may have underage children playing as well. It should also be understood however, that excessive use of foul or off-color language will be noted and dealt with accordingly. Attacks on another’s race, religion, creed, or sexual orientation will not be tolerated and will lead to actions up to and/or including probation and dismissal of the offender.

Spam
Spam is continuous or unwarranted announcements through communication channels. Guild members should be respectful of the size of the audience tuned into these channels; private communication should be used where appropriate. This includes, but is not limited to repeated requests for resources or gear, multiple requests for quest or group assistance, and random comments not related to the current discussion.

Communication - Ventrilo
Cry Havok has a dedicated Ventrilo server for real-time voice communication. For instances that are less than 15-man, even if you do not have a microphone you can still use Ventrilo to listen to commands in raids and instances and to ease participation in general guild discussion. For instances that are above 15-man, Ventrilo is not optional; we need our members to have the ability to respond quickly to questions or comments in these situations.

Donations
Donations are used as a means to fund events, sponsor crafters, and present rewards. While it is a member’s personal choice whether they wish to donate, please keep in mind that we use these funds to pay for guild repair bills, reagents, enchants, etc. We do keep track, albeit loosely, of what we receive, and those members who donate will be the first to receive request goods/items.

Power Leveling
Power leveling is the employ of character(s) of higher levels to assist with experience gains, item acquisition, or quest completion. Guild members may choose to power level others at their discretion. Cry Havok does not, as a guild, sponsor power leveling of its members.

Inactivity
Guild members are expected to maintain a level of activity for all their characters. Characters that are inactive for extended periods of time will be put on probation and eventually removed from Cry Havok. Members placed on probation will be notified via in-game email of their status.
Duration Action
30 days - Notice
60 days - Dismissal

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