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# Moderation System

We use a points system to determine punishments that will be put on your record. Points accumulate and do not get removed from your account.

### Punishment System

* 5 Points - Warning
* 10 Points - Final Warning
* 15 Points - 12 Hour Ban
* 20 Points - 24 Hour Ban
* 30 Points - 72 Hour Ban
* 50 Points - 1 Week Ban
* 65 Points - 1 Month Ban
* 75 Points - Permanent Ban with Appeal
* 80 Points - Permanent Ban with No Appeal

All penalty points are only guidelines and can be subject to change based on the situation. Staff reserve the right to apply more severe restrictions or remove your access to the RedM server at any time, if they deem it necessary.

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By joining the RedM server, you agree to all our outlined rules.
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We reserve the right to take measures against your Discord account if you bring issues from the RedM server into our other platforms or you use them to circumvent the server rules.
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