World Senate Laws

World Senate Laws

1. User generated content which contains vulgarities, pornography, insults, flaming and spam is disallowed.
2. The use of a system exploit is disallowed.
3. Creating or administrating multiple citizen accounts is prohibited.

Penalties

User generated content

The part that you might be most interested in is the chronology of the penalties that will be applied in case the first World Senate Law is not respected. The table below explains exactly their order and other details:

No.	Penalty name	WP requirement	WP added/penalty	Can be appealed?
1	Your First Warning	0 WP	1 WP	No
2	Your Second Warning	1 WP	1 WP	No
3	Your Third Warning	2 WP	1 WP	No
4	Permanent Suspension	3 WP	1 WP	YES

 Important

Once a citizen has reached 4 (four) warning points, the World Senate staff members reserve the right to do a permanent suspension of your citizen account.

Usage of exploits

The penalties in case your citizen is found guilty of usage of system exploits are the following:

• Gold and Money fine in World Senate game (Gold and Money may subtracted from your account);
• Skill penalty in World Senate game (your citizen account attributes may be lowered);
• Permanent suspensions in World Senate game (your access to your citizen account may be blocked).

Multiple citizen accounts

The penalties in case in which you are found guilty of creating or administrating multiple citizen accounts are the following:

• Gold and Money fine in World Senate game (Gold and Money may subtracted from your account);
• Skill penalty in World Senate game (your citizen account attributes may be lowered);
• Permanent suspensions in World Senate game (your access to your citizen account may be blocked).

Wiki blocks

The World Senate Official Wiki content fall under the incidence of World Senate Terms of Service and the above mentioned World Senate Law: "User generated content which contains vulgarities, pornography, insults, spam and/or external advertising is disallowed."

On these platforms, temporary or permanent blocks are applied based on the seriousness of the infringement.