MOD Division Event Code of Conduct!

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By becoming an EdgeGamer's member you agree to follow the following event code of conduct. This code of conduct applies to all members attending the event, and ignorance of it shall not excuse you from the consequences.

  • Follow the Event Coordinators instructions. (example, if they tell you not to shoot. Don't shoot)
  • All Edgegamers rules apply when you are at the event.
  • Event Coordinators hold the final word when it comes to what happens in the event.
  • Complaining about the map choice, round choice, or anything else is unacceptable. Please respect that there are other people in the server and that they may enjoy the Event Coordinators selections.
  • No mic spamming is allowed. If mic spamming occurs, a general warning will be issued to the entire server. If that is not enough, people will be removed from the event. In drastic cases the entire server will be muted for a certain period of time.
  • Administrating should be left up to the Event Coordinators unless otherwise asked by the Event Coordinators.
  • Some events will have admin commands used. Please do not complain about these as they are used to lighten up the event. These will NOT be used during competitive events.
  • Please refrain from talking in the ventrillo Event room when the event has started. You may ask for an the ip of the server, or what the event being hosted is, but otherwise please allow the event to occur in peace.
  • Going to events gets you noticed. Its up to you if you get yourself noticed positively or negatively.



Failure to follow the rules will result in:
1st offense = Warning
2nd offense = kick
3rd offense = banned from event server for the duration of the event.
(If problems continue i.e. you are banned for more than one event, permanent actions/bans may be taken.)​

Just Remember eGO is about having fun! So, get out there and make us proud!​

Please read and sign off!
 
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I'm not technically an EC, but I have helped run a few events, and I have to say I completely agree with this code of conduct. Especially in light of recent events. Thanks for posting!
 
100% agreed. When people don't do these things, it just makes the EC's job harder
 

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