These are the rules that all our members have to follow.

Our clan is built around active creators. You are not expected to stream every day, but members are expected to maintain a reasonable level of activity and remain engaged with the community.

• Members should maintain consistent activity on their primary streaming platform and/or social media.

• There is no fixed requirement for how many hours you must stream. Quality and consistency matter more than specific numbers.

• Members should participate in clan activities, events, collaborations, or community discussions when reasonably possible.

• If you know you will be inactive for an extended period, let the clan management know in advance.

• Extended unexplained inactivity may result in a check-in from leadership.

• Members who are inactive for a prolonged period (6 weeks) without communication may be placed on inactive status or removed from the clan.

• Personal circumstances, holidays, work, school, or other legitimate reasons for inactivity will be respected when communicated appropriately.

Important: The clan does not control your individual streaming schedule, content schedule, sponsorships, or business decisions. You remain an independent creator and are responsible for managing your own career.

Members are representatives of the clan when publicly using clan-related branding. We want everyone to have their own identity while maintaining a professional and recognizable clan presence.

• Members may use the clan’s name, logo, tags, graphics, and other approved branding in accordance with clan guidelines.
• Clan branding must not be used to mislead people into believing you are speaking officially on behalf of the entire clan unless authorized.
• Do not use the clan's name or branding to promote scams, illegal activity, hate speech, harassment, or other content that could seriously damage the clan's reputation.
• Members are encouraged to tag or promote the clan.
• Do not publicly start unnecessary drama or conflicts.
• Respect other creators, communities, organizations, and sponsors.
• Do not impersonate clan leadership or claim to have authority you do not have.
• Clan logos, banners, overlays, and other official assets may not be altered or redistributed in a way that misrepresents the clan.
• Members retain ownership and control of their own content, channels, accounts, sponsors, and business relationships unless a separate written agreement states otherwise.

The clan is not your manager or employer.

You are free to:

• Work with your own sponsors.
• Negotiate your own deals.
• Manage your own income and business.
• Create your own content and brand.
• Collaborate with people outside the clan.
• Leave the clan without surrendering ownership of your personal brand or content.

Joining the clan does not give the clan ownership of your personal creator business.

We believe in communication before punishment. Not every mistake deserves a strike, and leadership may consider the circumstances, severity, and history of an incident.

🟡 Warning

A warning may be issued for minor or first-time violations.

Examples include:

• Repeatedly ignoring clan guidelines.
• Minor issues involving clan branding.
• Unnecessary community drama.
• Failing to communicate prolonged inactivity.
• Behavior that negatively affects the clan but does not warrant a formal strike.

A warning is an opportunity to correct behavior.

🟠 Strike

A strike may be issued for serious violations or repeated issues after a warning.

Examples include:

• Accumulated 5 warnings

• Repeated violations of clan rules.
• Harassment, bullying, or targeted behavior toward other members.
• Serious misuse of clan branding.
• Deliberately damaging the reputation of the clan.
• Fraudulent or deceptive behavior while representing the clan.
• Serious misconduct during clan events or collaborations.
• Ignoring reasonable instructions from leadership regarding official clan activities.

Three strikes may result in removal from the clan.

However, the strike system is not an automatic loophole: leadership may skip warnings or remove a member immediately when the situation is severe enough.

A member may be removed when their continued membership is no longer in the best interest of the clan or its community.

Possible reasons include:

• Repeated rule violations.
• Reaching the maximum number of strikes.
• Serious harassment, discrimination, threats, or abuse.
• Cheating, scams, fraud, or other serious misconduct.
• Deliberately impersonating clan leadership.
• Serious misuse of clan branding.
• Conduct that creates significant reputational or legal risk for the clan.
• Long-term unexplained inactivity. (More than 2 months)
• Deliberately attempting to harm the clan, its members, or its partnerships.

Immediate Removal

For particularly serious situations, leadership may remove a member without prior warnings or strikes.

This may apply to situations involving serious threats, harassment, illegal activity, fraud, severe misconduct, or behavior that creates an immediate risk to members or the clan.

Appeals

If you believe a warning, strike, or removal was unfair, you may request a review from clan leadership.

Appeals should be handled respectfully and privately. Leadership may review the available information and make a final decision based on the circumstances.

The clan is a community and platform for independent creators, not a company that controls its members' personal businesses.

Members are expected to act professionally, communicate when necessary, respect one another, and protect the reputation of the community.

In return, members retain the freedom to manage their own channels, content, sponsors, schedules, and businesses.

Be active. Be professional. Represent the clan well. Support each other.