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Warframe

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Strike System

We use a 3 strike system. Strikes are given for breaking the Golden Rule, Excessive Trolling Rule, repeated failure to credit artwork, or for continued spam after a warning. Upon the third strike, the offending user is banned from accessing dormi.zone.

Extreme offenses, including but not limited to wishing death on another user or extreme bigotry will result in an instant permanent ban from dormi.zone.

Rules on dormi.zone

The following rules apply to users registered on dormi.zone, as well as users from instances federated with dormi.zone who interact with our users and communities.

Posts, Comments & Private Messages

These rules apply to posts and comments within dormi.zone communities, as well as private messages that include users registered on dormi.zone.

Golden Rule

Do not be rude, condescending, hateful, or discriminatory.

Excessive Trolling Rule

Do not intentionally mislead or antagonize others or act contrarian.

Prohibited Content

Do not post any of the following:

Violating this rule will result in an instant ban from dormi.zone.

Ban Evasion Rule

Do not create an account to evade punishment or avoid restrictions.

Posts & Comments

These rules apply to posts and comments within dormi.zone communities.

Accusation Rule

You may only accuse another person's or organization's integrity, business practices, etc. if you have sufficient evidence.

Begging Rule

Do not beg for in-game items.

Link Obfuscation Rule

Do not obfuscate links using link shorteners like bit.ly.

Naming Rule

You must obscure other person's names or usernames in your posts and comments.

Real World Controversy

Do not introduce politics or other real-world controvery in your posts and comments.

Spoiler Formatting

When the sidebar of a community states that "Spoiler Formatting" is being enforced, the following rules apply for posts that involve lore/story spoilers:

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These rules apply only to posts within dormi.zone communities.

Context Rule

Posts with vague or no context or with little-to-no information are removed.

Expired Event Rule

Event posts are removed after the event (alert, invasion, etc.) is over.

Fluff Post Quality Rule

Meme posts must be 100% (or very close to it) Warframe content, even if it's modelled after an existing meme template.

Help Desk Rule

Posts that involve issues with your Warframe account are removed and referred to the official Warframe support desk.

Relevance Rule

Posts that are not directly related to the community they're posted in are removed. A clever title or text placed over an image are not enough.

Creative Content Rule

You must limit posts of your own creative content (Captura,art, videos, etc.) to twice a calendar week, starting on Sunday, with at least 24 hours in between.

Trading Rule

Posts that offer trades or exchanges of any kind are removed.

Recruitment Rule

Squad recruitment posts are removed and redirected to the pinned Squad Recruitment post.

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The r/Warframe subreddit will be reopening in a restricted form on June 21st, when the 7 Crimes of Kullervo update releases.

While dormi.zone was initially created as an alternative platform for r/Warframe on Reddit during its blackout, since then we have gained subscribers from all across the fediverse who have been yearning for a place to discuss Digital Extremes' flagship game. Thank you for joining and helping this community grow!

We recognize that there needs to be a space to discuss the fate of r/Warframe, but we're also noticing a rising amount of duplicate posts about this topic, aggravating users who are here to discuss Warframe the videogame and may have even found their way here through means other than our blackout.

To keep these posts from overwhelming the frontpage of this community without denying them the visibility they should have, we will be funneling all discussion about the r/Warframe subreddit in this pinned megathread.

Once r/Warframe reopens, meta discussion about r/Warframe will return to Reddit.

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[–] [email protected] 10 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Attempting to stop supporting a massive company you don't like while actively and provably damaging a smaller company and community that you DO like was and is a terrible idea, frankly. I would have been so disappointed if the sub stayed closed while 7 Crimes launched, thinking about the analytics guy at DE looking at the tangible dip of week 1 player activity post-patch (compared to other updates) because the people who usually see the updates coming from looking at the reddit just didn't know it even came out. Honestly, even keeping it closed for the next few days will hurt the anticipation buildup and negatively effect activity, but whatever. Better now than never.

[–] [email protected] 19 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) (2 children)

I deleted my twitter account for less. Is it an issue that I stopped supporting a "massive company" because I didn't like how it was being run? (not that twitter was run particularly well before it was bought). It's not the first time a platform has killed itself. (looking at tumbler)

[–] [email protected] 4 points 1 year ago (1 children)

And now Tumblr is under new leadership and thanks to Twitter and Reddit doing their shenanigans… it’s been having a resurgence lol

[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

The tumblr users reviled the twitter users while they're actively embracing the reddit users. Two sides of the same shitposting coin.

[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Your twitter account wasn't (probably) an active and living part of a game development studio's online presence. Individuals can do whatever they want with their accounts, obviously, but the subreddit isn't that, it's a forum. All the people that choose not to engage with reddit anymore can just do that, but the people who want to interact with warframe ON reddit in SPITE of reddit (I hate twitch but I still watch these streamers, I hate youtube but I still watch yada-yada, etc;) can't anymore with the sub closed. Do what you want, but let everyone else do that, too.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

In the same vein, Reddit moderators should be free to close down the subreddit. The subreddit is ultimately a reflection of their hard work and their values. They're the ones who take care of and manage the subreddit, and they're the ones disproportionately affected by the API changes.

It's no different from a forum admin closing down a forum. Ultimately, it's their decision and their right.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

Hard disagree

When bus drivers quit, they don't get to keep the bus. Any admin who thinks they OWN their forum enough to close it down (Especially when they don't even own the website it's on) is power tripping. Again, individual users can do what they like, and any moderator who doesn't want to operate on new reddit doesn't have to, more power to 'em. But they don't take the slot with them when they leave.

Thankfully the mod team understands this, they talk about it in their return reddit post.