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# III. Faction Names Real-Life

* **Real-Life** Faction&#x73;**:**\
  \
  While not allowed to be named directly after real-life groups (e.g., "The Yakuza"), players can draw inspiration from them (e.g., "Brogue Avenue Yakuza"). \
  \
  Rockstar Community Guidelines:\
  <https://www.rockstargames.com/community-resources/guidelines>\
  \
  **Safety**\
  \
  Ensuring a safe online experience for all players is paramount. We do not tolerate player behavior that can cause any degree of harm to other players, or that promotes real-world illegal activity; including but not limited to:<br>
* **Violent Extremism**: \
  Glorification or promotion of real-world terrorist, extremist, or **criminal organizations** and their ideologies.
* Suicide and Self-Harm: Promotion of real-world suicide or self-harm.
* Illegal and Regulated Activities: Discussing or enabling the real-world purchase and sale of weapons, drugs, or other controlled substances.
* Personally Identifiable Information: Sharing other players' personal information, such as contact information.
* Minor Safety: Behavior that may endanger or exploit minors, including sharing or discussing child sexual abuse material or predatory behavior.
* Spam and Scams: Disrupting or misleading others to drive inappropriate or fraudulent engagement, including through repeat messaging or deceptive practices.


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