Chapter 1 General Provisions
Article 1 (Purpose)
This Operation Policy sets the usage standards, permitted acts, restricted acts, sanction standards, and other operational matters for the 2B2T KOREA Minecraft server and Discord server.
Article 2 (Scope)
This policy applies to the following.
- The 2B2T KOREA Minecraft server
- The 2B2T KOREA Discord server
- Related community spaces officially operated by 2B2T KOREA
Article 3 (Basic Principles)
- The 2B2T KOREA Minecraft server is an anarchy server.
- The 2B2T KOREA Discord server is a separate community space and may be managed and sanctioned under different standards.
- Users must comply with Korean law, Discord Terms of Service, Minecraft EULA, and Microsoft and Mojang policies.
Chapter 2 Minecraft Server Operation Policy
Article 4 (Anarchy Server Characteristics)
- The 2B2T KOREA Minecraft server is an anarchy survival server and provides greater freedom than ordinary survival servers.
- Using hacked clients in-game is permitted.
- Staff generally do not intervene in in-game disputes between users.
Article 5 (Restricted In-Game Acts)
- The following acts may be restricted: chat spam, acts affecting the entire server and interfering with normal play, and acts violating Korean law.
- Server-wide interference may include crash exploits, lag machines, and excessive server load.
- Due to the anarchy nature, such acts are not uniformly prohibited by rule.
- If the impact is severe, the user may be temporarily blocked until staff identify and fix the issue.
- This is a temporary stability and repair measure, not punishment.
Article 6 (Mod Clients and Attack Acts)
- Hacked clients, mod clients, automation, and similar in-game client functions are generally permitted.
- Vulnerability scanning, port scanning, DoS/DDoS, unauthorized access, privilege escalation, information theft, data alteration/deletion, attack-purpose reverse engineering, and attacks against servers, proxies, databases, web services, management systems, or networks are strictly prohibited.
- If an attack is confirmed or suspected, staff may preserve logs and evidence.
- Where necessary, legal action may be taken or information may be shared with malicious IP reporting services.
Article 7 (Minecraft Server Sanctions)
- Sanctions may include temporary or permanent chat restriction and temporary server connection block.
- Minecraft server access is generally not permanently banned.
- Serious attacks, legal violations, security threats, or operational interference may result in measures necessary to protect the service.
Chapter 3 Discord Server Operation Policy
Article 8 (Separate Discord Operation)
- The Discord server is operated separately from the Minecraft server.
- Acts permitted in Minecraft are not necessarily permitted on Discord.
- Discord Terms of Service and Community Guidelines apply first.
Article 9 (General Chat Prohibitions)
The following are prohibited in general chat channels.
- Spam
- Severe profanity
- Advertising or promotion
- Impersonating staff
- Sexual remarks or sexual images/videos
- Sharing or leaking personal information
- Violating Discord Terms or Community Guidelines
- Other acts staff judge to seriously harm community order
Article 10 (Personal Information)
- Collecting, posting, sharing, distributing, or implying another person’s personal information is prohibited.
- Personal information includes IP address, real name, residence or school, phone number, and other identifying information.
- Even information disclosed by the person themselves may be deleted or sanctioned if inappropriate for community safety.
Article 11 (Uncensored Chat and Image Channels)
- These channels apply more relaxed standards than general chat channels.
- Discord Terms and Guidelines must still be followed.
- Illegal content, personal information leaks, malware, phishing, crime-related content, and legally problematic or minor-inappropriate content are prohibited.
Article 12 (Discord Sanctions)
- Sanctions may include timeout, temporary restriction, permanent restriction, channel access restriction, and post deletion.
- Sanctions are decided based on violation details, intent, repetition, damage, and community impact.
- Whether reasons are disclosed is at staff discretion.
- Users may appeal through a Discord ticket or admin@2b2t.한국.
Chapter 4 Sanctions and Appeals
Article 13 (Sanction Standards)
- Staff may impose necessary sanctions on users who violate the Terms or Operation Policy.
- Sanctions are determined by considering the nature, intent, repetition, damage, impact on stability, and possible legal violations.
- Urgent service protection may require sanctions without prior warning.
Article 14 (Appeals)
- Users may appeal through a Discord ticket or admin@2b2t.한국.
- Appeals should include account information, sanction time, details, and reason where possible.
- Staff may review appeals but are not obligated to change or remove every sanction.
- Appeals containing false facts, profanity, threats, spam, or malicious repeated inquiries may not be processed.
Chapter 5 Miscellaneous
Article 15 (Policy Changes)
- This policy may be changed as needed for service operation.
- Staff will announce changes where possible.
- Continued use after the changed policy takes effect is deemed acceptance.
Chapter 6. External Policies and Content Measures
Article 16 (Applicable External Policies)
- The Minecraft EULA, Minecraft Usage Guidelines, Minecraft Community Standards, Microsoft Services Agreement, and Xbox Community Standards apply to use of the Minecraft server.
- Regardless of the server’s anarchy character, content prohibited by those policies is not allowed, including illegal content, child exploitation or endangerment, hate or violent-extremist content, threats or harassment, sexual exploitation, fraud, malware, privacy violations, and intellectual-property infringement.
- The current official documents published by Mojang and Microsoft determine the content and scope of those external policies.
Article 17 (Content Subject to Measures)
- Measures may apply not only to public and private chat but also to signs, books, maps, skins, names, item names, pixel art, builds, block placements, and other in-game expression.
- Where several blocks or structures jointly form a prohibited expression, the combined structure may be treated as one item of content.
- Profanity by itself, ordinary in-game competition, raiding, destruction, use of hacked clients, or ordinary anarchy gameplay is not by itself treated as an external-policy violation.
Article 18 (Removal and Restoration Measures)
- The Operators may remove, hide, replace, move, or modify violating content; remove related blocks or builds; or restore or roll back world data where necessary.
- The least scope reasonably necessary should be used, but an entire structure may be removed where separation is not technically reasonable or the whole structure forms the prohibited expression.
- Urgent measures may be taken without prior notice, and the reason, basis, target, and time will be recorded where practicable.
- Normal adjacent content may be unavoidably affected, and the Operators will use reasonable efforts to minimize that effect.
Article 19 (Temporary Restrictions for Repeated or Intentional Violations)
- Repeated or intentional violations may be found to create a material server-wide risk where a user repeats substantially similar conduct after notice or removal, circumvents measures through coordinates or accounts, continues despite awareness of a risk of Mojang, Microsoft, network-provider, or governmental enforcement, or creates prohibited content at scale to impair other users’ access.
- Such conduct may be treated as malicious interference comparable to a server attack in order to protect continued availability for other users.
- If content measures are insufficient or immediate recurrence is substantially likely, related accounts and connection methods may be temporarily blocked until the issue is resolved.
- The restriction must be lifted when the risk is resolved; permanent blocking is not the ordinary policy.
Article 20 (Procedure, Review, and Appeal)
- For non-urgent matters, the Operators may notify the user of the violation and the corrective action required.
- The reason, start time, release conditions, and available evidence for a temporary restriction will be recorded internally.
- Continued necessity will be reviewed at reasonable intervals. Appeals with supporting material may be submitted by Discord ticket or to admin@2b2t.한국.
- Evidence may be withheld in whole or in part where necessary for an investigation, security, reporter protection, or third-party rights.
Article 21 (In-Game Chat Restrictions)
- A user may be restricted from sending chat messages where any of the following conduct materially disrupts ordinary conversation or causes harm to another user:
- Repeated message transmission using a bot, macro, script, or other automated means;
- Excessive repetition of identical or substantially similar content, continuous meaningless strings, or other flooding that occupies the chat;
- Disclosing or distributing another person’s personal or identifying information without consent, or using that information to threaten the person;
- Repeatedly or persistently sending profanity, insults, hateful or discriminatory expressions, or threats unrelated to the context of gameplay or conversation in a manner that materially degrades the chat environment; or
- Other conduct that may reasonably be found to materially interfere with ordinary chat use after considering the content, frequency, duration, intent, and resulting harm.
- The Operators may issue a warning, a time-limited chat restriction, or a long-term chat restriction after considering frequency, persistence, context, intent, reach, harm, and prior enforcement history.
- A single use of profanity or an ordinary in-game dispute will not by itself result in a long-term chat restriction. Where practicable, measures will be graduated and limited to what is necessary to stop the conduct and prevent recurrence.
- A chat restriction under this Article is separate from a server-access restriction. Separate measures may apply where the same conduct also violates law, creates a security threat, or constitutes serious operational interference under Article 19.









