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# Community & Rules

Join the BloxRoar community and help keep it friendly.

BloxRoar has a Roblox community and a Discord server where you can follow updates, give feedback and chat with other players.

## Where to find us

* **Roblox community:** BloxRoar
* **Discord:** BloxRoar Shopping server
* **YouTube:** BloxRoar Shopping channel

All links are on the [Links](/docs/links.md) page.

## Community rules

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These are the starter rules for the community. Staff may update them as BloxRoar grows.
{% endhint %}

1. **Be respectful.** No harassment, bullying, hate speech or discrimination.
2. **Keep it appropriate.** Follow the Roblox Community Standards at all times.
3. **No scams or account trading.** Never ask for or share passwords, login codes or personal information.
4. **No spam or self-promotion.** Don't flood chat or advertise other games or servers without permission.
5. **No exploiting.** Don't cheat or abuse bugs. Report them instead.
6. **Listen to staff.** Follow staff instructions and use the proper channels for disputes.

## Reporting problems

* **In game:** use Roblox's built-in report feature.
* **On Discord:** message a staff member or use the support channels.

## Feedback and suggestions

We want to hear what you'd like to see in the store. Share ideas, requests and bug reports in the Discord server.


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