A shared place needs shared care

Make room
for each other.

Creative expression works best with clear boundaries. Moot’s current pilot respects Discord’s native controls and gives server editors tools to manage the space.

Discord’s rules still apply.

Follow Discord’s Terms of Service, Community Guidelines and your server’s rules. Moot does not authorize access to a room or call you cannot otherwise access.

Do not use Moot to harass, impersonate deceptively, reveal private information, bypass permissions or distribute illegal or infringing material. Keep artwork suitable for the shared space and its members. Moot is not intended for children under 13 or below the applicable minimum age for Discord in their country.

Calls are explicit.

Walking, seating and portals do not switch voice. A voice join is a deliberate self-only action subject to authorization. Discord carries and moderates calls; Moot neither records audio nor creates covert listening.

Editors keep control of the world.

The current server library supports review, approval, rejection and removal. Authorized editors can disable submissions and reset visible character or desk customizations. Members can withdraw their own submitted designs.

Art moderation and Discord message/account moderation are separate. Server editors handle local designs; Discord’s own tools handle Discord content and account reports.

How to report a concern

Contact support@moot.world with the relevant design, location or concise description. For a server-local concern, also tell an authorized server editor. Do not send illegal content, sensitive personal information or another person’s credentials.

For suspected copyright or trademark infringement, identify the work and the relevant Moot material, and explain your relationship to the rights holder. This contact is not a claim that a DMCA designated agent is registered. Do not assume an unanswered report confirms permission.

Before public creations open

The planned library requires explicit publication consent, source and rights information, an approved license, bounded-file validation and review. Public reporting, takedown and appeal processes must be established before uploads open.