CN Boxing Tier Test Code of Conduct

Effective Date: May 30, 2026

Version: v1.0

Scope of Application: cnboxing.net website, CN Boxing KOOK group chat and bots, the entire process of Tier testing and endpoint verification, and all public/semi-public scenarios conducted in the name of this community.

Introduction

This Code of Conduct (hereinafter referred to as "this Code") is the shortest and most important to remember document in this community's rule system. It does not replace any existing documents, but rather distills the behavioral requirements scattered throughout the Community Guidelines, Testing Rules, Endpoint Verification Rules, and Terms of Service into a few common agreements that everyone can understand and refer to at any time.

You don't need to read all the long documents to know what to do—remember this Code, and most of your actions here will be correct. Specific processes, thresholds, and penalty details are subject to the corresponding dedicated documents.

By completing registration, each user is deemed to have read, understood, and agreed to abide by these guidelines. These guidelines run concurrently with other platform rules; in case of inconsistency, the more specific and stringent one shall prevail.

Chapter 1: Five Core Principles

The community is built upon five principles; each subsequent specific agreement is merely an elaboration of these principles.

| Principles | In a nutshell |

| --- | --- |

| Fairness | The entire meaning of Tier lies in fairness; any behavior that uses relationships, money, or public opinion to interfere with ratings undermines the foundation of the community. | | Respect | People of different skill levels, playstyles, and identities deserve equal treatment. "Playing poorly" is neither a reason to be ridiculed nor a reason to be discriminated against. | | Sincerity | Participate with your real identity and real skill level. One account, one person; no proxy playing, no score boosting, no impersonation, no false reporting. | | Constructiveness | If you have opinions, disputes, or grievances, bring facts and evidence to your appeal, rather than venting your emotions or making personal attacks. | | Safety | Do not harm others, the platform, or minors. |

Chapter Two Here, I promise

I will put these five principles into practice in my daily life, which means the following. They are not in any particular order, but each one is taken seriously.

Speak politely: Communicate using civilized language; do not insult, provoke, or belittle others.
Equal playing styles: Styler, Runner, Hitselect, and MidTrade are all legal playing styles; there is no hierarchy of contempt among them.
Patience with newcomers: Give players of lower skill levels the same respect as experienced players.
Genuine participation: Use only one platform account, one MC account, and one KOOK account; do not create multiple accounts, borrow accounts, or impersonate others.
No Cheating: I will not use cheats/auxiliaries/macros/modified clients, nor will I offer boosting or testing services for others, nor will I advertise or teach cheating methods.
No Buying or Selling Ratings: I will never offer any payment to Testers or Admins in exchange for ratings, nor will I accept such payments.
Appeals for Dissatisfaction: If I disagree with a rating, I will submit a tier-appeal with evidence, instead of publicly criticizing or stirring up trouble in public channels.
Respect for Staff: Even if I disagree with a Tester/Admin's conclusion, I will not pressure, attack, or harass them or their family and friends.
Protect Privacy: I will not disclose others' undisclosed real identities, addresses, contact information, chat logs, or unreleased recordings.
Protect Minors: I will maintain a friendly environment for minors and will never induce or coerce them into private meetings or financial transactions.
Oppose Discrimination: I oppose any discrimination against women, beginners, players of different skill levels, with different devices, or players from different regions or with different accents.
Do not damage the platform: Do not perform unauthorized penetration testing, web scraping, or scanning; report vulnerabilities privately via bug tickets, not publicly.

Chapter 3: How to Do It in Different Scenarios

3.1 During Tier Testing

Adhere to the Unrank (unr-only) rule system throughout the entire process; do not run or reset (No Run);
When the network experiences ping spikes, follow the Let Hit Principle and ensure the Tester can successfully continue their combo;
Focus on the game in the Minemen Club server, with agreed-upon equipment and environment; do not provoke, threaten to quit, or intentionally create false battle results;
Do not share chat, battle results, or the Tester's personal comments before the test is finalized;
Any form of bribery or promises of payment are strictly prohibited.
*See the "Testing Rules" for details. *

3.2 Client Verification (Third-Party Review in Cooperation with USS)

Client verification is provided free of charge by USS Client Verification Personnel, an independent third party. They only verify the client's legitimacy and do not affect Tier Score. After entering the verification process:

Before the verification personnel explicitly state "you can close it," do not close/restart Minecraft, shut down your computer, clear traces, or delete/modify the game directory;
Only use the remote tool specified by USS for the current period (currently NetEase UU Remote), and cooperate according to the instructions;
Before connecting, proactively close irrelevant windows such as banking, payment, and private chat to protect your privacy;
Strictly prohibited from doxxing, disclosing, or associating with any real-world identity information of the verification personnel—without exception;
Do not stream, push, or encourage onlookers of the ongoing verification process, and do not use delaying tactics such as "let's clean it up again."
*See the "Client Verification Rules" for details. *

3.3 Tickets and Appeals

Describe the issue objectively and chronologically, focusing on the problem itself, and attach complete, unedited evidence;
Maintain basic respect for staff, follow the proper procedures for objections, and do not include irrelevant reports or advertisements in your ticket;
Appeals are generally limited to one time only, unless there is significant new evidence; the original processing will continue by default during the appeal period.

3.4 Group Chats and Public Channels

Do not spam, post irrelevant content, or stray from the topic in business channels;
Do not advertise or recruit in unauthorized channels; do not abuse @all members;
Do not dismantle, repost, or forge Bot panel cards; comply with on-site management, and submit ticket-based objections;
Comply with KOOK platform's own community rules.

3.5 Public Sharing and External Creation

You are welcome to create related content, but the information displayed must be true and unaltered;
When sharing others' profiles, please indicate the source to avoid misleading excerpts;
Do not make personal attacks against specific players or Testers on external platforms, and do not forge "ratings issued by this platform".

Chapter Four: The Unbreakable Red Line

The following behaviors constitute extremely serious violations, and upon verification, the first offense will result in the maximum penalty—usually a permanent account ban + revocation of all ratings + community notification. Accounts involved in cheating will be permanently marked with the Cheater tag:

Using cheats/auxiliaries/macros/modified clients, or attempting to bypass monitoring;
Proxy playing/testing/paid ratings/predetermined ratings/organized cheating;
Inducing, coercing, or harming minors in any way;
Doxxing, leaking the privacy of others or monitoring personnel;
Posting illegal information and Category II violation information (blood, violence, pornography, gambling, superstition, sensitive political topics);
Damaging platform security, spreading malicious software, or phishing links.

Violations outside the red line will be handled according to the four tiers (mild/moderate/severe/extremely serious) of Chapter Seven of the Community Guidelines. Take the initiative to surrender and cooperate with the investigation and you may be given a reduced penalty level; Using a secondary account to circumvent punishment will result in a heavier penalty for the primary account and a permanent ban for the secondary account.

Chapter Five: Higher Standards for Staff

Holding a helper/tester/mod/admin/owner role means higher responsibility and stricter constraints, not more privileges.

Public statements will be considered "semi-official voices," so wording must be carefully considered;
When encountering tests or work orders related to yourself, your family, friends, or stakeholders, you should proactively avoid them;
Testers must not accept any payment for ratings, must not collude with test subjects, and must not disclose unpublished test content;
For the same violation, staff will be punished a level higher and the corresponding role will be revoked; pre-determined ratings/interference with investigations will result in a permanent ban on the first offense.

Chapter Six: Where to Go When Something Goes Wrong

| What You Need to Do | Channels |

| --- | --- |

| Report / Appeal / Request for Help (Preferred) | /me/tickets/new → tier-appeal / tester-complaint / bug / Regular Ticket |

| KOOK | Ticket Entry Channel, created via private message from the Bot |

| Serious Incident Email | help@cnboxing.net |

| Rule Suggestions / Cooperation | info@cnboxing.net |

| Emergency | KOOK Group @ Online Staff |

Please include the following in your report: Time, location or ID, people involved, description of the behavior, and complete, unedited evidence.

Our Commitment: The identity of the whistleblower will not be disclosed. Retaliation against whistleblowers will be considered a new violation. Regular tickets will receive an initial response within 48 hours and a preliminary conclusion within 7 days. Emergency incidents will be addressed within 24 hours. Meanwhile, false reports, malicious chain reports, and using reports as social pressure will also be treated as violations.

Chapter Seven: Relationship with Other Rules

This guideline is a distillation of behavioral principles; detailed processes, scoring standards, and penalty details can be found in the Community Guidelines, Testing Rules, Terminal Inquiry Rules, Terms of Service, and Privacy Policy.
All documents are in effect concurrently; in case of conflict, the more specific and stringent one will prevail. For terminal inquiry matters, the Terminal Inquiry Rules take precedence; for Tier testing matters, the Testing Rules take precedence; for personal information protection, the Privacy Policy takes precedence.
Situations not explicitly covered in this guideline but clearly violated in spirit will be handled according to the spirit of the guideline.
Major changes will be notified 7 calendar days in advance via announcements, in-app messages, etc.; continued use of the platform after changes constitutes acceptance.

Last Updated: May 30, 2026