CN BOXING Tier Test

Effective Date: April 22, 2026

Version: v1.0

Scope of Application: cnboxing.net website, KOOK group chat, Tier test chat channel, ticket channel, and other official platforms**

Introduction

CN Boxing Tier Test is a rating and exchange community spontaneously established by boxing PVP players. We believe that a fair, rational, technically-oriented, and newcomer-friendly community is a prerequisite for the Tier rating system to continue to be meaningful.

Therefore, we have formulated the "Community Code of Conduct" (hereinafter referred to as "this Code") as the code of conduct that all users (including staff) should abide by in any public or semi-public scenario on this platform. This Code, together with the "Terms of Service," "Privacy Policy," and "Testing Rules," constitutes the platform's rule system. In case of conflict, the stricter provision of this Code shall prevail.

By completing registration, each user is deemed to have read, understood, and agreed to abide by this Code. **

Chapter 1 Core Principles

This community is built upon the following five core principles. All subsequent specific rules are extensions of these five principles.

1.1 Fairness

The entire meaning of Tier ratings lies in fairness. Any behavior that interferes with rating results through personal relationships, monetary considerations, or public pressure will directly undermine the foundation upon which the community exists and will be dealt with at the highest level.

1.2 Respect

Basic respect should be given to Testers, opponents, newcomers, players with different playstyles, and players of different skill levels. "Playing poorly" is not a reason to be ridiculed, nor is it a reason to be discriminated against in ratings.

1.3 Sincerity

Participate in the community using your real identity and real skill level. No account boosting, no score manipulation, no impersonation, and no false reports.

1.4 Constructiveness

When raising opinions, disputes, or appeals, please include facts, evidence, and areas for improvement, rather than emotional outbursts or personal attacks. The subjective nature of Tier testing means disagreements are common, but they can be resolved through constructive communication.

1.5 Safety

Do not harm others, and do not engage in activities that endanger platform infrastructure, the personal safety or property of others, or minors.

Chapter 2 General Code of Conduct

2.1 Basic Etiquette

Use civilized language; avoid insults, provocation, or derogatory statements.
Different playstyles (Styler, Runner, Hitselect-centric, MidTrade-centric, etc.) are all legitimate; there should be no hierarchy of contempt between them.
Show the same patience and respect to newcomers and players of lower skill levels as you would to high-level players.
If dissatisfied with a Tester's rating, you can appeal; do not engage in personal attacks in public.

2.2 Real Identity and Single Account

In principle, each person can only have one platform account and can only bind one MC account and one KOOK account.
Do not use alternate accounts to evade penalties, queue repeatedly, vote repeatedly, or confuse identities.
Do not impersonate others, staff, or members of the operations team.
Do not lend or borrow accounts to others.

2.3 Honesty and Transparency

In support tickets, appeals, test ratings, and community posts, state the facts truthfully.
Chat logs, screenshots, and videos should be complete and unaltered.
When you discover others violating regulations, you can report it according to the reporting process, but it should be based on facts, avoiding defamation and unfounded accusations.
False or malicious reports will be treated as violations.

2.4 Do Not Interfere with Others

Do not intentionally interfere with players or testers during Tier testing.
Do not spam, post irrelevant content, or go off-topic in support ticket channels, test channels, or other business scenarios.
Do not frequently send private messages to unfamiliar users in public channels, or engage in heated arguments about a single topic.
Respect others' wishes to "not be disturbed."

Chapter 3 Prohibited Behaviors

The behaviors listed in this chapter constitute serious violations in the community. Once verified, they will be dealt with according to the penalty tiers in Chapter 7, with serious cases resulting in permanent bans.

3.1 Discussion on Cheating, Hacks, and Assistance

Using hacks, assists, scripts, macros, modified clients, or any other unfair means during Tier testing;
Using third-party clients other than those officially permitted (refer to the compliance checklist in Chapter 6 of the Testing Rules);
Providing advertisements, tutorials, download links, packaged services, or trial accounts for hacks or assistive tools;
Instigating others to cheat or endorsing others' cheating;
Discussing practical content in the community such as "how to use XX hack to avoid detection in Boxing".

Purely academic discussions on anti-cheat, detection techniques, and publicly available game mechanics are not prohibited, but please note that you should not provide directly reusable cheating tutorials.

3.2 Proxy Testing, Level Boosting, and Pre-determined Ratings

The following behaviors, once verified, will result in both accounts being penalized:

Having someone else conduct Tier testing on your behalf;
Conducting Tier testing for someone else, regardless of whether it is paid for;
Agreeing to, implying to, or promising a favorable rating to a Tester;
Providing Testers or Admins with any form of consideration, such as money, gifts, accounts, or in-game items, in exchange for a favorable rating;
Conspiring with Testers to artificially create favorable battle situations (deliberately throwing the game, giving away moves, or coordinating the pace).

3.3 Harassment, Discrimination, and Personal Attacks

Attacking, mocking, or belittling others based on race, ethnicity, nationality, gender, sexual orientation, religious beliefs, physical characteristics, economic status, accent, etc.
Continuously harassing specific users (repeated private messages, cross-channel following, comment bombardment);
Threatening or intimidating others, including online threats and implied offline threats;
Inappropriate contact, inducement, or sexual innuendo towards minors;
Organized public opinion attacks against specific Testers or staff.

3.4 Privacy Violations and Doxing

Disclosing a person's real name, ID number, address, school, workplace, mobile phone number, or other personal identification information without their consent;
Disclosing a person's undisclosed IP address, geographical location, or hardware information;
Disclosing a person's undisclosed account chat logs, support ticket content, or undisclosed test recordings;
Using a person's photos or identity information for account spoofing;
Organizing or instigating targeted searches and attacks based on a purpose detrimental to others.

3.5 Malicious Speech and Illegal Information

The following content is strictly prohibited from being published in any scenario on the platform:

Content that violates Chinese laws and regulations (involving political sensitivity, incitement, terrorism, cults, separatism, etc.);
Pornographic, explicit, or sexually suggestive content;
Content that is gory, violent, abusive, or inducing self-harm;
Information related to fraud, pyramid schemes, illegal fundraising, gambling, etc.;
Trading or discussion of contraband, controlled items, or controlled drugs;
Publishing and disseminating malicious software, phishing links, viruses, or exploit code.

3.6 Spam, Spamming, and Advertising

Sending advertisements, group invitations, product links, or external community referral links in unauthorized channels;
Repeatedly sending the same or similar content within a short period (spam);
Using bots or scripts to send messages in bulk (unofficial bots);
Sending content unrelated to business in work orders, test channels, or other business scenarios;
Abuse of mention functions such as @everyone and @all members.

3.7 Fraud and Account Theft

Obtaining others' accounts, binding codes, and passwords through false information and identity fraud;
Engaging in account buying, selling, renting, or collaborating;
Facilitating, concealing, or disposing of stolen accounts;
Using stolen MC accounts to participate in Tier testing.

3.8 Abuse of Platform Mechanisms

Maliciously queuing in large numbers and then canceling, wasting Tester time;
Intentionally disconnecting, delaying, or refusing to conduct testing after a Tester accepts an order;
Repeatedly submitting the same support tickets;
Malicious voting (voting yes/no indiscriminately regardless of the actual situation);
Exploiting platform bugs for illicit gains;
Repeatedly and maliciously appealing within the 72-hour insurance period to delay account lockout.

3.9 Undue Pressure on Testers and Staff

Publicly calling for the "revocation of XX Tester's qualification" without going through the appeal process;
Publicly criticizing ratings in the community without using a tier-appeal ticket;
Exercising personal pressure on staff unrelated to work (threats, coercion, emotional blackmail);
Harassing staff's family, friends, and offline relationships.

3.10 Undermining Platform Security

Conducting penetration testing or exploiting vulnerabilities on the platform without written authorization;
Making excessively high-frequency requests, web scraping, or batch scanning of APIs;
Constructing requests to bypass front-end restrictions and perform abnormal operations;
Publicly sharing vulnerability details instead of providing private feedback through a bug ticket.

**Security researchers are welcome to contact the operations team in advance via help@cnboxing.net to obtain written authorization before conducting research. **

Chapter Four: Scenario-Based Rules

4.1 Tier Test Chat Channel

Discussions are limited to the two parties involved in this test, the Tester, and invited Admins;
Third parties are prohibited from entering and speaking;
During the test, both parties should maintain basic etiquette and refrain from taunting, provoking, or threatening to withdraw;
After the test concludes and enters the review phase, the Tester may request additional information, and both parties should actively cooperate;
All messages are fully recorded and may be used for subsequent dispute resolution.

4.2 Work Order Channel and Text Interaction within Work Orders

Keep the topic focused and discuss the issue described in the work order;
Maintain basic respect for staff, even if you disagree with their conclusions;
Do not include irrelevant reports, appeals, or advertisements in work orders;
Automatic work orders of the score-boundary type are created by the system in specific boundary disagreement scenarios. The party being complained against cannot close them themselves; they must be handled by staff;
When work order content involves the privacy of others, do not take screenshots and distribute them.

4.3 KOOK Group Chat

Abide by KOOK's own community rules;
Unauthorized removal, relocation, or forgery of group announcements, pinned rules, and Bot panel cards (queue-board, tester-panel, ticket-entry) is strictly prohibited;
Do not interfere with the normal operation of the Bots, and do not engage in malicious interactions with the Bots;
Comply with the on-site management of the group administrators and mods. Disagreements with management decisions can be submitted via a support ticket.

4.4 Public Profiles, Leaderboards, and External Sharing

Players may screenshot and share their own Tier profiles and ranking positions;
When sharing others' profiles, please indicate the source to avoid misleading excerpts;
Commercial or defamatory dissemination of publicly available profiles on the platform is prohibited;

Forging "Tier ratings issued by this platform" on external platforms is prohibited.

4.5 External Communities and Live Streaming

Creators (Bilibili, Douyin, live streaming platforms) are encouraged to create content related to this community;
When labeling with "CN Boxing Tier" or using the platform's logo/brand, ensure the displayed information is authentic and unaltered;
Personal attacks targeting specific players or testers are prohibited in external live streams and videos;
Registration of external creators through the CMS's "Creator" module is encouraged for community verification and interoperability.

Chapter Five: Specific Requirements for Staff

Staff (helper/tester/mod/admin/owner) status implies higher responsibility and stricter constraints, not higher privileges.

5.1 General

Staff should be aware that their public statements may be perceived as "semi-official voices," and should use their language cautiously.
Staff must not use their position to seek improper benefits for themselves, relatives, friends, or stakeholders in Tier testing or ticket processing.
Staff should avoid tickets and tests with conflicts of interest.
Staff should hand over any unfinished tickets and tests upon leaving their position; they cannot simply "run away."

5.2 Tester Specific

The Tester Specific Terms and Conditions are cross-referenced with Chapter 14 of the "Testing Rules," with the following key points reiterated:

Charging for ratings or accepting payment in any form is prohibited.
Undisclosed close family, team, or business relationships with the players being tested are prohibited.
Testers should complete tester:online and maintain a continuous heartbeat before accepting a ticket.
Automatic circuit breaking occurs when bad_call_count reaches 3, requiring manual intervention.
If a staff member discovers they are unsuitable to rate a particular ticket, they should promptly handoff.

5.3 Admin/Mod Specific Scope

All admin backend operations will be logged. Please exercise your authority only if it is auditable.
For tickets involving your relatives/partners, you should avoid handling them and delegate them to another Admin.
You have a confidentiality obligation regarding personal information, ticket privacy content, and email content, which remains applicable even after leaving the company.

5.4 Use of `@cnboxing.net` Email

Staff's @cnboxing.net email address should be used for platform-related work communication and must not be used for:
Personal matters unrelated to the community;
Commercial promotion;
Impersonating the platform to issue misleading statements;
The email address will be reclaimed or frozen after leaving the company.

Chapter Six: Minors, Vulnerable Groups, and Special Scenarios

6.1 Protection of Minors

This community has minors.All users have an obligation to maintain a community environment friendly to minors;
Minors should use the community only with the knowledge of their guardians;
It is strictly forbidden to approach, induce, or coerce minors into offline private meetings or financial transactions in any form;
Report any suspected inappropriate behavior targeting minors immediately.

6.2 Mental Health and Sensitive Topics

If you see a user in the community who appears to have self-harm or suicidal tendencies, please inform staff immediately. Do not incite, simulate, or forward inflammatory remarks in public channels;
Intense and high-intensity debates on political, religious, or ethnic issues are discouraged in the community;
For sensitive events (such as controversies surrounding a creator or public controversy surrounding a test), please express your opinions calmly in support tickets or direct messages, and do not organize debates in public channels.

6.3 Anti-Discrimination

The platform explicitly opposes any discrimination against the following groups:

Female players;
Beginners;
Players of different skill levels;
Differences in performance due to disability, physical differences, or equipment differences;
Players from different regions, with different accents or dialects.

Tier ratings only reflect overall performance in 1v1 combat and do not represent an individual's skill level.

Chapter Seven: Penalty System

7.1 Violation Levels

We categorize violations into four levels, each corresponding to a different penalty. The specific level is determined by the ticket issuer or the Admin based on the facts.

| Level | Judgment Criteria | Typical Behavior |

| --- | --- | --- |

| Mild | No obvious harm caused, first time or occasional | Overly aggressive language, mild spamming, accidental remarks |

| Moderate | Causes actual impact or disrupts order | Repeated harassment, signs of doxxing, malicious queue cancellation, malicious score boosting |

| Severe | Directly harms the rights of others or the credibility of the community | Cheating, account theft, continuous personal attacks, privacy leaks |

| Extremely Severe | Endangers the platform's survival and the community's bottom line | Predetermined ratings, organized cheating, illegal or irregular content, infringement on minors |

7.2 Penalty Tiers

| --- | --- | --- | --- |

7.3 Optional Measures

In addition to the above main penalties, the platform may also take the following auxiliary measures:

Tier invalidation (null): For ratings that have been finalized but are determined to be obtained through cheating, invalidate their current_tier record, but retain the history;
Tier cancellation: Mark incomplete tests that involve violations as invalid;
Prohibition of reapplying for Tester: Revoke the tester role and add the user to the list of those no longer eligible for reapplication;
**Banning Ticket Issuance: Users who maliciously abuse the ticket issuance system will have their ticket issuance frequency or type restricted.

**Email Freezing: Staff members who abuse the @cnboxing.net email address will have their email accounts frozen.

**IP/Device Level Measures: Users who repeatedly register to bypass the system will face more sophisticated technical restrictions.

**Public Announcement: For extremely serious violations that affect public credibility, the results will be announced in the community announcement.

7.4 Special Circumstances

Surrender and Cooperation: If a violation is admitted voluntarily, the investigation is cooperated with, and assistance is provided to restore the affected party, the penalty may be reduced by one level.
Multiple Penalties: If the same behavior violates multiple rules, the most severe penalty will apply. Penalties for different behaviors may be combined or calculated separately.
Alt Accounts/Blocking: Using an alt account to evade punishment will result in a one-level increase in the penalty for the original account, and the alt account will be permanently banned.
Violations against Staff: A one-level increase in the penalty on top of the existing penalty, and the corresponding Staff role will be revoked.
Harm to Minors: If the violation warrants extremely severe punishment and the offender cooperates with the competent authorities within the legal scope.

7.5 Appeals

Users who have received penalties can file an appeal through a ticket (tier-appeal or a regular ticket);
Appeals do not automatically suspend the execution of the original penalty, unless explicitly suspended by the Admin;
Appeals are generally limited to one time, unless there are significant new facts or evidence;
Appeals must provide: a conclusion of objection, specific reasons, and supporting evidence;
The outcome of the appeal will be communicated via ticket, and the Admin's final decision is binding.

7.6 Evidence and Retention

Evidence of violations (chat logs, video recordings, battle record snapshots, ticket content) will be retained by the platform;
Evidence will only be used for penalty review, auditing, and necessary explanations within the compliance period;
It will not be publicly disclosed unless with the consent of the party concerned or within the scope of necessary public notification.

Chapter 8 Reporting Mechanism

8.1 Reporting Channels

Tickets: Select a suitable template such as tester-complaint / bug / tier-appeal / partnership from /me/tickets/new;
KOOK Bot: Open the DM state machine via the bot in the ticket entry channel to create a ticket;
Email: For serious incidents, send an email to help@cnboxing.net;
Emergency Situations: You can @ online staff in the KOOK group for quick intervention.

8.2 Reporting Elements

Please provide as much information as possible in your report:

Time (accurate to the minute);
Location (MC server, KOOK channel, Tier test ID, ticket ID, etc.);
Personnel Involved (MC username / platform account / KOOK ID);
Description of Behavior (please be objective and describe in chronological order);
Evidence (screenshots, video clips, chat logs, complete and unedited);
Expected Action (optional).

8.3 Whistleblower Protection

Unless legally required or with the whistleblower's consent, the whistleblower's identity will not be disclosed;
Retaliation against whistleblowers will be considered a new violation and will be dealt with more severely;

False reports, malicious chain reports, and using reports as a means of social pressure will be treated as violations.

8.4 Response Time Limits

General ticket response time: First response within 48 hours, preliminary conclusion within 7 days;
Emergency response: Intervention within 24 hours;
Complex events: Processing time may be extended, but you will be informed of the progress.

Chapter Nine: Changes and Interpretations of the Guidelines

9.1 Changes

This guideline is updated periodically by the operations team based on community practices;
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.

9.2 Interpretations

Situations not explicitly covered in the wording of this guideline but clearly violated in spirit will be handled according to the spirit;
This guideline runs parallel to the Terms of Service and Testing Rules. In case of conflict, the stricter one shall prevail;
The final interpretation of this guideline rests with the operations team within the scope permitted by law, and the interpretation should be based on maintaining community fairness.

9.3 Contact Us

Suggestions regarding rules: info@cnboxing.net
General inquiries, reports, and appeals: help@cnboxing.net
Ticket channel: /me/tickets/new

Last updated: April 22, 2026