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This page serves as an online copy of the #rules found in the Discord

Rules

1) No insulting, harassing, griefing, flaming or generally abusive behaviour This includes using weapons, killing other people on the server, using abusive language, etc.

2) Don’t troll, interrupt or inconvenience people For example, don't have a full-blown conversation in chat during a race or testing, don't start testing on the same track someone's already on without permission, etc. In general, leave people alone. If you're bored, go blow stuff up in GTA:Online.

3) Don’t use third-party menus We have server-side menus for car spawning and customization.

4) Read channel topics to avoid going off-topic Repeat offenders will be “Black-Flagged,” blocking you from posting in certain channels.

5) Don’t tag staff or admins We read the chats and will respond to things as necessary when we have the time.

6) Use the #reports channel to report poor conduct on the server Don't start arguing in the chat or on Discord. Make a report and leave it, or take it to PMs. If you aren’t involved in a report, do not speak in the channel.

7) This is a CLEAN racing server. If you take somebody out, intentionally or otherwise, wait for them to get back ahead of you before continuing. More specific racing rules in #racing-etiquette.

8) Don’t spoil sporting events, real-life races, movies, series episodes, etc.

9) No offensive names If you're using a racist, homophobic, etc. name you will be either asked to change it, or straight up banned.

10) Study and learn #racing-etiquette

11) Attempting to evade a ban will result in an instant permanent ban Creating a secondary account in order to evade a ban on the primary one is called "ban evasion", and it will be met with a permanent, irreversible ban from all Homecoming servers and Discord. This is your only warning.

Anything not explicitly stated in these rules falls under the judgement of the staff, who will decide on the appropriate course of action on a case-by-case basis. When reporting incidents where rules were broken, please do your best to provide evidence in the form of screenshots or video, so that we are able to make a more informed decision.

Anything not explicitly stated in these rules falls under the judgement of the staff, who will decide on the appropriate course of action on a case-by-case basis. When reporting incidents where rules were broken, please do your best to provide evidence in the form of screenshots or video, so that we are able to make a more informed decision.