[Mod edit(dk): spam link removed]
As someone who’s been observing how online strategy games evolve, I’ve been thinking a lot about the balance between creative player expression and acceptable content policies. Games like Conquer Club thrive on user-driven maps, community events, and discussions — but maintaining a respectful and safe space while still encouraging creativity can be tricky.
I’d love to hear your thoughts on:
How strict should moderation be when players push creative boundaries?
What’s the best way to handle “gray areas” of humor or competitive banter that might offend some but not others?
Should the community have more input in defining what’s considered “acceptable content”?
Personally, I believe clear yet flexible guidelines can empower players to innovate while preserving the integrity of the community.
What’s your take on this? Any examples from your experience where content rules improved (or limited) creativity?
Looking forward to hearing diverse perspectives from fellow strategists and creators here.
