User rules

The user rules of OnFire has to be follow for all the users of OnFire. Failure to observe these rules may result in a inmmediate expulsion from OnFire to a fine or penalty. The administrators watch for the fulfillment of the user rules but if you detect that some users is breaking the rulles you can notify to it.

It is completely forbidden to the OnFire users:

• Sending threatening, insulting or derogatory messages in any way to other players or in the OnFire's forum. Spamming users for selling player, play friendlies or any other type of add. It is also forbidden to act in a profane or otherwise abusive manner.
• Attempting to steal or sabotage OnFire property, or encouraging others to do so. This property includes the servers and software.
• Scanning the site, or creating, using or distributing applications that automate parts of the game. Also, you may not automatically include parts of the site at other sites or in other applications.
• Cheating in any way, such as trying to decipher the passwords of other players, or trying, in any other way, to unduly spoil the enjoyment of other players. Exploting bugs it is also forbidden.
• Attempting to access information that is not linked on the site, or trying to post data in a similar fashion. You may only access information and navigate the site by using a browser.
• Advertising for real life goods (this includes referral links), promotion of criminal activities and/or drugs, publishing correspondence with Onfire developers.

Last but not least, you can only have one team. If you control multiple teams, you risk suspension from OnFire. It won't help if one of your friends registered the team; if you are the one controlling it (giving the orders) you are considered to be the owner. Your team is considered private, which means you can't let friends or family log in to use your team, or give it away to another person. It's also prohibited to buy players from friends at obviously inflated prices. If you have received a clearly inflated bid on your own player from someone, then contact the administrators immediately.

Finally, if you share your line access (i.e., you use the same IP address) with other(s) user(s) of OnFire, it is completely forbidden to bid for any of theirs users, regardless of the bid ammount is in the correct price.

For all situations not explicitly described in the rules, the administrators can the situation within the spirit of the rules, that is simply fair play