Privacy Policy
What the server knows about you, and where it goes. Last updated September 2026.
What is collected
- Your Minecraft username and account ID, which Minecraft sends when you connect. They identify your inventories, balances, team and votes.
- Your IP address, which appears in the server's connection logs, as on any Minecraft server.
- What you do in game: where you are, what you build, what you trade, your chat. Chat and commands are written to the server log.
- What your client reports about itself when connecting, used to keep modified clients off the server.
- Votes from listing sites, which send your username when you vote.
Chat is checked by an AI
Every chat message, and the text of commands such as /msg, is checked for toxicity. First against word lists on the server itself. Messages that pass may then be sent to Anthropic's Claude API, a third-party service, which receives the message text and your username and nothing else: not your account ID, not your IP address. It returns a verdict. Anthropic's handling of that data is governed by its own privacy policy. If you do not want your chat sent to a third party, do not chat on this server.
How it is used
To run the game: keeping your things where you left them, enforcing the rules, stopping cheating and abuse, and paying vote rewards. Nothing is sold, shared for marketing, or used for advertising.
Who can see it
Server staff can see logs and the data above. Other players can see your username, what you build, what you say in public chat, your team, and your exchange listings.
How long it is kept
Player data and logs are kept while the server exists, and in backups for a period after. Chat sent to the AI service is not stored by this server beyond the log line every message produces.
The website
This website sets no cookies and has no analytics. The live player count on the front page is fetched from a public status service, which sees your browser's request as any website would.
Your choices
To have your data removed, stop playing and ask staff on the server or through the community Discord; inventories, balances, team membership and vote records can be deleted. Logs and backups are pruned on their own schedule.
Children
The server is intended for people old enough to hold a Minecraft account under Microsoft's terms. Chat moderation is designed to keep the place suitable for younger players, but this is a public multiplayer game.