RULES FOR THE MODERATORS OF THE INTER-CLAN SECTION Auto-translated

1. All rules from the current Moderator Rules also apply to moderators of the inter-Clans section.

2. The leaders of each of the registered Clans on HeroesWorld are the moderators of the inter-Clans section.

3. An additional moderator can be appointed for the inter-Clans section. To do this, the Clan leader must request their appointment, explaining the need for such an appointment.

4. Since each of the Clans has at least one moderator in the inter-Clans section representing that Clan, moderators are prohibited from editing or deleting topics belonging to members of other Clans, and from editing or deleting messages within those topics.

5. Moderators of the inter-Clans section do not have the right to delete topics belonging to Clans that have not yet registered. It is recommended to contact the coordinators to remove such topics.

1. All rules from the current Moderator Rules also apply to moderators of the inter-clan section.

4. Since each clan has at least one moderator in the inter-clan section representing that clan, moderators are prohibited from editing or deleting messages and topics belonging to members of other clans.

That's interesting. So, if someone from another clan floods a clan's representative topic, does the clan leader not have the right to bring the topic back in order? All representative topics are located in the inter-clan section.
If this rule is followed, sooner or later, any clan's representative topic may become openly filled with irrelevant content. Or, in such cases, should we wait for the coordinators to clean everything up?

That’s interesting. But if someone from another Clan floods the Clan’s representative thread, does the leader have no right to bring order to the thread? All representative threads are located in the inter-clan section.
If this rule is followed, sooner or later, any Clan’s representative thread may become openly filled with irrelevant content. Or, in such cases, should we wait for the coordinators to clean everything up?

What was meant was that if a thread is created by a member of one of the Clans, then the moderation of this thread lies solely on the shoulders of the moderator of that Clan.

For greater clarity, point No. 4 would be better worded as follows:

4. Since each of the Clans has at least one moderator in the inter-clan section representing that Clan, moderators are prohibited from editing or deleting threads belonging to members of other Clans, and from editing or deleting messages in these threads.

In the case of a representative thread, since it belongs to one of the Clans, its moderation is delegated to the moderator of that Clan, and he has the right to delete any messages from the representative thread, whether they are messages from members of other Clans or users of HeroesWorld who do not belong to any of the Clans.

In general, it is better to close the representative thread after it is filled with all the necessary information, since the only purpose of the representative thread is to provide information about the Clan.

2 Creator Good day. As you may have noticed, the representative thread of my clan was one of the few that was immediately closed, which complies with the Rules. Recently, I moderated threads of other clans, including representative ones. You can review the messages I deleted, and you will likely agree that this step was more than justified. Representatives of a clan may not always be able to moderate their thread for various reasons. Now, regarding threads of clans that have not yet registered. As you may have noticed, a number of threads of unregistered clans contain grammatical errors, deliberately false information, or other things that do not enhance the section. At the moment, I intend to edit the TITLES of several such threads. I don't even want to talk about the content of some of these threads: if there is time and desire, you can look at the posts I deleted in some of them. In light of the above, I believe that my actions do not contradict your vision of this issue. Sincerely, Qwerty