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We are still working on getting everything setup and going and we love to have input! Visit our discord at https://discord.gg/topmcserver to let us know what we can add, and also to connect with other members of the community!

TMS Blogs

Official Guides

P2W on TMS: What We Mean, What We Tag, and How We Enforce It

Minecraft monetization is a spectrum. Some servers sell cosmetics and keep gameplay perfectly fair. Others sell advantages (sometimes openly, sometimes… creatively). At TMS, we’re not here to moralize — we’re here to label servers accurately so players can pick what they want on purpose. This post explains: What TMS classifies as Pay-to-Win (P2W) How our Trust & Safety team applies tags How ongoing enforcement works with 30/60/90 day reviews Our core definition of P2W Pay-to-Win (P2W) m
Hosting

Legal Survival Guide for Hosting Providers: How to Write a Real ToS & Privacy Policy (And Not Get Sued Into Oblivion)

🧾 SECTION 1: TERMS OF SERVICE (ToS) Your ToS is your legal fortress. It's what users agree to when they sign up, and it better be clear, enforceable, and not just something you stole from a 2012 Minecraft server. ✅ Scope of Services What to include: Description of what you offer (VPS, shared hosting, domains, email) Limitations (e.g., best-effort uptime, not responsible for external outages) Why it matters: This limits your liability when Karen's Etsy site crashes because her cat stepped on th

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