We are a popular roleplay site based on the Warrior series by Erin Hunter. Whether you're a fan of the books or not, WCC2 is a place to roleplay, enter contests, and make and talk with friends. Our site is a fun, fresh, and exciting new experience for all users alike so we urge you to join. If you're confused and need assistance or have questions, comments, or concerns, check Classic's rules or leave a thread below or message an administrator. Any of the more experienced members will also be willing to help so please don't be afraid to ask. Check out our Clans and Groups, which will give you wide range of different roleplaying experiences. Here on Classic we deeply care about each and every one of our members because we are more than just a community, we are family and we love one another and wish for each individual to be happy. If you ever have any troubles, refer to the support threads below we have a lot of wise and comforting members that can advise you and many supportive people as well. Choose a Clan, create your cat, and enter Warrior Cat Clans 2.
NOTE TO ALL DESIGNERS: Please remember when creating HTML layouts that you do not use general global selectors (link, body, h1, etc.) when styling your layout! It will cause the site to break on that page. When styling your layout, make sure that your selectors are unique to that specific layout or clan/group. (instead of .welcome it's .clanwelcome).
TL;DR Use CSS selectors unique to that clan or group page.
Moderators, if you ever come across a reported post, here's a quick guide on how to respond. If the other staff isn't aware of the report yet, please pass the message on!
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HOW WILL I KNOW THERE'S A REPORTED POST? When you check the admin/settings section, it will have this message:
Clicking on this link will take you to the reports section, and clicking on the reported post will give you this window:
This section shows you what was reported, who reported it, the staff notes on the reported user, and a discussion section.
WHAT TO DO?
If there's a moderator discussion about the reported post, this is where it will happen!
If you're in charge of resolving the topic, here's how it works:
Instead of percentages, we use a 3-strike system for warnings: 1 warning = 1%. Leave a note with the expiration date of the warning (one year from the day it was assigned) and follow it up with a message to the user explaining what they did! Previous reports can be explored using the Archive Tab.
