MVP Art Rules Rewrite Project
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Full Country "Arts" Are not protected by Art Rules (Examples of Art Types:https://pixelplace.io/18929 This canvas is still W.I.P., art types are not on it yet.)
Invasion:
- - During an invasion, you are not allowed to remove any* art. After the fighting has stopped (and you control the territory of the art), you can remove art within your land (assuming you follow the rules below) *If the art is smaller then 15x15 pixels you can remove it during the invasion.
COMMON MISUNDERSTANDING WARNING! Faction art is a type of art, therefore you have to wait 10 minutes after an invasion to remove it.
Non-Invasion:
- - You can't prevent people from making art in your territory.
- - NSFW Art is not allowed, if you are caught making NSFW art you will be banned and the art will be removed.
- - If you want to remove art in your territory, you need to consult a mod first. (unless its smaller then 10x10 pixels) This is to prevent good arts from being removed. For Griefed Art you also have to consult a Mod.
- - Giant Art can be removed by the land owner after it existed for 2 weeks without consulting a Mod.
- - Swastikas are a complicated topic, rule of thumb ask a mod first before making one to verify if its allowed or not, but generally they are not allowed unless deemed so by mods, this is mainly due to the fact that the swastika's history was tainted by Nazism (aka Nazi Swastikas aren't allowed), so we try to reduce that as much as possible
- - Arts related to a country/faction can be removed at any time as long as you control the land the art is in. (Overrules the Giant Art Rule)
- - The "art creator" cannot remove/edit his (completed) art without mod permission. (it has always been like this, however we would like to clarify it too)
Exceptions to this rule are:
- Signature faction art, such as logos of a faction
- Art that is unmistakable by the mods as being their own work, whether it be from mod witness, or proven evidence in a video or other format. (recording yourself making the art is advised)
Definitions:
- Regular art (1x1-40x40)
- Large art (41x41-70x70)
- Giant art (>70x70)
Changes:
- [None ATM]