THE RULES: The rules are always being developed as the game goes on so please check regularly to see if any have been added. This list is by no means comprehensive; Administrators get the final say.
1) You don't get points. 2) You could lose your account for spamming. 3) You look like a complete fool. 4) Posting "RIP" in every funeral is spam. You will die. Be creative, use the funerals for what they are there for, not to get your post count up. "Just because we are separated by a few thousand miles, it doesn't give us the excuse to act in ways that are not acceptable in real life." - IzzyCreamcheese Bug ReportingIf you happen to find a bug during your stay in this world, please follow these procedures to report it. There are three types of problems you could encounter: Fatal Errors, Warnings, or Logic Errors. When PHP throws a fatal error, the page will FAIL to execute properly. An error message will be printed to the page. (note: I'm considering parse errors fatal errors.) In general, these errors occur during updates to the site and have a lifespan of less than five minutes. As such, it is important that you wait a few minutes before reporting these. If you can't replicate these errors after waiting a few minutes, they're probably fixed. When the game detects a problem, it may throw a fatal error or a warning. All warnings and [User] Fatal Errors automatically mobmail a bug report to Administrator. You may or may not notice any weird behavior when one of these errors is encountered. If you notice anything out of the ordinary, please send a mobmail to Administrator. Logic Errors are errors that are caused by the a bad piece of code. In most cases, a logic error will not throw an error message. The free bodyguard bug we recently found is an example of a Logic Error. Please use discretion when reporting these; a money glitch should definitely not be posted in the forums, as malicious users will take advantage of it (and then I'll have to terminate their accounts). If you notice a logic error, no matter how large or small, report it by mobmailing Administrator. If you're not sure whether or not a problem should be reported, just go ahead and report it. I would rather receive 1000 mobmails about a particular problem than leave the problem unfixed. In general, the most reliable way to contact a game Administrator is to send a Mobmail to Administrator. All of the gods can read mail sent to that username. If the problem is time sensitive, you might also want to report it via IRC. (click on 'Chat' in the comm tab.) If you're not sure what to do, or whom to speak with, try asking around; chances are there will be someone online who can direct you to the appropriate persons. Recall, that per the Game Rules (see rules thread in announcements), users who are found to have knowingly exploited bugs will be dealt with as seen fit by the Gods. Repeat offenders risk being banished.
Data Retention PolicyNo medium of storage on the game should be considered a place to archive anything indefinitely. This includes mobmail and forums. If you wish to keep records, do so on your own computer. While an effort is generally made to ensure that in-use data is not deleted, Mafia Returns makes no guarantee that your data will remain for any period of time. If you lose data in routine database maintenance following this mobmail, you will be on your own. It is possible, however, unlikely that data you wished to keep will be deleted on occasion. By choosing to store your important data in any in-game medium (including forums/mobmail), you accept this risk. Mafia Returns does not assume responsibility for the integrity or security of any data you choose to store in its database. This does not mean that you cannot archive mobmails today and expect them to be there next month or that you cannot save your hits to back alley threads. Just remember to keep them active and back them up occasionally. As previously stated: data considered active will not generally be harmed.
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