Community Profile

Clanonymous is not affiliated with or endorsed by Clanheart.

THE RULES

1. Absolutely no doxxing or IRL identifying information on any player may be posted on Clanonymous. This includes content that players themselves have posted, such as selfies.
2. Do not encourage or coordinate harassment of any Clanheart player on Clanonymous. Linking CH threads to discuss player actions are allowed so long as "dogpiles" are not encouraged - if a pattern of harassment as a result of Clanonymous activity is noticed, moderators may exercise stricter judgment with such threads. Clanheart has a policy against off-site player bullying. Clanonymous endorses free speech, accountability, and the freedom to discuss issues in the community, but does not endorse "taking the fight to" accused parties. Discuss the game and community freely - that's the point of this meme - but don't do things that will get Clanonymous in trouble.
3. Keep things reasonably related to Clanheart and its community.
4. Don't spam.
5. Do not provide information on how to bot or exploit Clanheart.

GUIDELINES

1. This isn't solely a drama comm - feel free to discuss your progress in the game, advertise your goods and services, ask for advice, or host other activities amidst the discussion of shady goings-on.
2. Each post will have a Topics thread on the first page where discussion of long-term, hot-button issues can be moved to avoid overwhelming the latest pages with things others may not care about or things which benefit from being consolidated into one location. (Examples: art theft scandals, chronic toxic players, important site updates, etc). Clanonymods will not regulate what does and doesn't belong in Topics, except if the comm becomes overwhelmed by a single issue.
3. Being anon isn't required, only suggested - log-ins or "outings" for benign purposes are usually welcomed, though staying anon unless you really need to is part of the fun. Remember that Clanheart may reprimand players for off-site rule violations.
4. Anons have used Google Forms to great effect to organize anonymous giveaways, as it hides the identity of both the giver and giftees from other browsing anons!
5. Anons use acronyms in the titles of comments in threads where it's important to know who is saying what:
-- AYRT: "Anon you replied to", for a chain of direct back-and-forth replies
-- DA: "Different anon", someone new interjecting their thoughts into the thread
-- DDA: "Different different anon", when you're a DA but not that DA. (and on and on and on)
-- OP: "Original poster", the anon who started the thread
-- SA: "Same anon", used when replying to one of your own comments to correct a typo or add something
SA and AYRT are often confused, but they aren't interchangeable!