The Unreal Rumble Team Player Guidlines To Join (Version 1)

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While not fully complete, this is the guidlines you will be asked to help maintain if you opt to join UnrealRumble:

1) Are you aware that in joining Rumble, you will be joining a team that holds honor in playing good, clean, non-cheat games with well skilled opposites.

2) Will you agree to take part in a reasonable majority of the Rumble practices and games / scrimmages, training with us, using, at minimum Teamspeak to hear, but preferably to hear and speak, and holding an agreed upon post, to be decided between you and the team so all are happy.

3) You are asked (in a non-binding manner) to periodically or continually contribute either a solid fund at times, or a contribution of 5$ a month assistance or more, or publish at least two forums a week, but in some reasonable way, provide an end result of continuing to contribute to the welfare of the team, servers and game.

4) You agree to abide by any and all reasonable current and future rules that are only in place to benefit the team and the game as a whole.

5) You agree that you will not only remain singularly true to the Rumble team alone (no other team tags), and that if you do want to leave, no harm will come from you to the team, the servers, associated secrets (such as a few tactics) and so forth.

6) Will you agree that Rumble reserves the right to bind currently unknown rules of various kinds to you, that are not already in place, for the protection of the team and its servers and reputation, so long as you find these rules to be reasonable with everything you would want to see in a well run organization (in other words, unwritten rules may apply, but will never be stifling or such.

7) If you decide to leave the team, only a few small, simple and non-intrusive requests will be asked of you, pertaining to the manner in which you leave and how we all act.
Upon agreeing to, and continually holding up the tenants of this contract, you will be warmly welcomed to a team that enjoys your sportsmanship and the comradary of team members who have a similar enjoyments in fun and serious play.

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2009-07-04