Rules for AIN Involvement

Rules for AIN Involvement
1) Aran is the only administrator and moderator for all events happening within all Caroline Countries.
2) Aran have the rights to amend the Rules for AIN Involvement at his own discretion.
3) All members of AIN must adhere to the Rules for AIN Involvement at all times when taking part in any events.
4) Any member who does not follow the Rules for AIN Involvement will be punished according.
5) All members must also adhere to the Rules of God-Modding, which can be found under Chapter 4.0 of the AIN Constitution, Declaration of War/Conflicts.
6) All members must receive an approval from Aran only should he/she wish to get any of the six Caroline Countries involved in his/her incidents.
7) Members who are banned from being involved are still allowed to view the course of the war.

1st Time - Warning
2nd Time - Warning + 1 Week Involvement Ban
3rd Time - Warning + 2 Weeks Involvement Ban
4th Time - Warning + 4 Weeks Involvement Ban + Possible Removal of Past Involvement*
5th Time - Warning + 8 Weeks Involvement Ban + High Possible Removal of Past Involvement*
6th Time or more - Permanent Involvement Ban + Removal of All Past Involvement*

*Past Involvement includes, but not limited to, military help, humanitarian help, condolences, etc.

Note: Involvement Ban will only ban you from getting involved from any events happening within the Caroline Countries.

List of AIN Members who broke the Rule for AIN Involvement
Name - Country - No. of Times - Action Taken

A new rule has been added:

All members must receive an approval from Aran only should he/she wish to get any of the six Caroline Countries involved in his/her incidents.

Again a war!? you know that: :war2:

But well, , sorry but Lanaya won't take part of this war, cuz the army is already in Afghanistan.

It's alright if Lanaya does not wish to take part.

Rules for AIN Involvement has been editted to reflect all events happening within all Caroline Countries.

This thread has been marked for deletion or revampment under the ACCO.

Possible course of action: Deletion