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+# Online Safety Do's and Don'ts
+
+At Crafting For Christ, your safety is our top priority. While playing on our Minecraft server and connecting with others, it’s important to remember how to stay safe online. Following these simple tips will help you enjoy your time, stay healthy, and protect yourself from harm.
+
+Here are some key "Do's" and "Don'ts" to help you make smart choices while playing Minecraft and interacting with others online.
+
+## ✅ What to Do:
+* **Keep Your Personal Information Private:** Never share details like your real name, home address, phone number, or school with anyone online. Even if someone seems nice, it's always safer to keep your personal information to yourself.
+* **Stay in Group Conversations:** It’s always better to chat with other players in a group setting rather than one-on-one, especially if they’re older. Staying in groups helps you feel safe and keeps things open and honest.
+* **Report Uncomfortable Situations:** If someone says or does something that makes you feel uncomfortable, or if they ask for personal information, don’t reply. Instead, use the `/report` command to let the Staff Team know what happened. Your safety comes first!
+
+## ❌ What Not to Do:
+* **Don’t Share Passwords or Login Info:** Never give out your passwords or account details to anyone, even friends. Keeping your account secure is important to protect your personal information and in-game items.
+* **Don’t Download from Untrusted Links:** If someone sends you a link for a download—like a mod, texture pack, or anything else—make sure it’s from a source you trust. Downloads from unknown sources could contain viruses that harm your device or steal your information.
+* **Don’t Keep Silent About Problems:** If someone is bothering you or being rude, don't keep it to yourself. Always report it to the Staff Team. You don’t have to deal with bad behavior alone.
+
+By following these tips, you can help make our Minecraft server a fun and safe place for everyone. Stay smart, stay safe, and enjoy your time with us at Crafting For Christ!

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+# Introduction
+
+Welcome to Safe Server, an initiative designed to protect the safety and well-being of every player. We recognize the importance of creating a secure and supportive environment where everyone can fully enjoy our Minecraft community.
+
+## Our Commitment
+At Crafting For Christ, we take safety very seriously. Whether you're a seasoned player or new to the server, Safe Server exists to create a positive, respectful, and harassment-free environment for all.
+
+## Key features of the Safe Server initiative:
+
+* **Moderated Chat & Content:** We enforce strict rules to prevent offensive language, bullying, and inappropriate content.
+* **Community Accountability:** Players are encouraged to report violations, ensuring that everyone takes part in fostering a safe space.
+* **Active Moderation:** Our team of moderators actively monitors the server, ensuring adherence to the Safe Server guidelines.
+* **Privacy Protection:** Player information is treated with the highest level of confidentiality to protect your online presence.
+
+Your safety is our priority, and together we can create an environment where fun and faith flourish side by side. Welcome to a safer, happier Crafting For Christ!

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+# Safety Tools
+
+## Reporting Players: Using /report
+To ensure a safe and positive experience on the Crafting For Christ server, we provide multiple ways for players to report inappropriate behavior. You can report players directly in-game, on Discord, or via our website. Here’s how to use each reporting method:
+
+### In-Game Reporting with /report
+In Minecraft, you can report players directly by using the /report command. Here’s the format:
+```
+/report <username> <reason>
+```
+
+* **Username:** The in-game name of the player you are reporting.
+* **Reason:** A brief explanation of the violation (e.g., "Harassment," "Offensive language").
+
+### Reporting on Discord using /report
+If you're active on our Discord server, you can also report players through the /report command. Use the following format:
+```
+/report <@username> <reason>
+```
+Just like in-game, provide the discord users @ and reason for the report. 
+
+:::info
+
+Please note, you must have your Discord account connected to your Minecraft account for this method to work.
+
+:::
+
+### Reporting on Our Website
+You can also submit reports through our website using the following link: https://craftingforchrist.net/report
+
+:::info
+
+As with Discord reporting, your Discord account must be connected to your Minecraft account to submit a report.
+
+:::
+
+## Minecraft Social Interaction Screen
+The Minecraft Social Interaction Screen is a useful tool designed to help players maintain a safe and positive experience while playing on multiplayer servers. Here's a guide on how to use it and when to make the most of it to ensure your safety.
+
+### What is the Social Interaction Screen?
+The Social Interaction Screen allows players to manage communication with other players during multiplayer sessions. This screen can be accessed quickly and is primarily used to hide or report messages from players who may be engaging in inappropriate or offensive behavior. It helps you stay focused on your game while ensuring that negative interactions don't affect your experience.
+
+### How to Access the Social Interaction Screen
+* In Multiplayer Games: Press the default key P to open the Social Interaction Screen.
+* You can also access this screen via the Pause Menu in multiplayer sessions.
+
+Once opened, you will see a list of players who have sent chat messages recently or who are currently in your game.
+
+### Features of the Social Interaction Screen
+* **Hiding Messages from Players:** If someone is spamming or being inappropriate in the chat, you can mute or hide their messages through the Social Interaction Screen. This ensures that you no longer see any future messages from them while playing, creating a more enjoyable environment.
+* **Reporting Players for Abusive Messages:** You can also report players if they send abusive or harmful messages in the chat. This feature helps ensure that players are held accountable for their behavior, protecting others from toxic interactions.
+* **Managing Who You See in Chat:** You can quickly search for players by name to either hide their chat or report their messages. This gives you more control over your interactions and keeps the chat positive.
+
+### When to Use the Social Interaction Screen
+* **When Someone is Making You Uncomfortable:** If a player’s messages are making you feel uncomfortable or unsafe, it's a good idea to hide their messages and report them if necessary. This ensures you don't have to endure harassment or inappropriate language.
+* **If Someone is Bullying or Harassing You:** Cyberbullying is a serious issue, and if someone is targeting you or another player with abusive messages, don’t hesitate to use the Social Interaction Screen to mute and report them. It's better to act early than to allow the behavior to continue.
+* **To Stay Above Reproach in Conversations** If an older player or stranger is engaging with you one-on-one, it's wise to use the Social Interaction Screen to avoid potentially compromising situations.

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