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[★]-=[Sapphire Supremacy: HandBook]=-[★]

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  1. v1.0.0
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  4. **-=[Introduction]=-**
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  6. -[The Sapphire Supremacy is an advanced military that stands to fight any type of
  7. threat and enemy. This handbook will tell you information about Sapphire Supremacy and
  8. all the basic rules you must follow as a member.]-
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  10. **-=[Sapphire Supremacy: Basic Rules you MUST follow]=-**
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  12. -[1] ALWAYS address High Ranks as "Sir," or "Ma'am," and reply with "Yes, sir." or "Yes, ma'am." when asked a question.
  13. -[2] Do not attack allies, this will only lead to a demotion unless it's a friendly war or a practice raid.
  14. If they attack you, message a high rank immediately.
  15. -[3] Do not talk back to a High Rank. If he/she gives you an order, simply follow it, you do not ask questions.
  16. -[4] Do not raid a clan that is not on the -Enemies- list unless you are ordered to do so.
  17. -[5] Always TRY to use full grammar. It shows how mature of a soldier you are.
  18. -[6] PLEASE (This is an important one), simply do not ask for promotions. High Ranks are getting tired with
  19. the "may i have a promo sir/ma'am?" every single training. Begging for promotions will not get you far
  20. in this group.
  21. -[7] Do NOT spam the group wall and asking people to join your group (allied or not) or asking them to visit
  22. your place unless you're a High Rank or it is approved.
  23. -[8] Respect ALL members, no matter what rank. If you feel you are being mistreated or see anyone getting disrespected,
  24. report it to a High Rank immediately.
  25. -[9] During any group event, If you wish to speak type 'PTS' (Permission to speak) and wait for a High Rank to respond.
  26. (This is not required in parties etc.)
  27. -[10] If you have been given admin (Mostly at trainings), do not abuse it. If everyone is given admin at the end of
  28. a training session, please refrain from using ':kill all', ':explode all' or any other similar command.
  29.  
  30. **-=[Sapphire Supremacy: Promotions]=-**
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  32. -[Promotions are given out by High Ranks (mostly at trainings) when earned, mainly by being active within the group,
  33. showing great talent or/and fighting skill, participating in raids/defences or just by doing well in a training. Being
  34. promoted will rank you up to the next rank (For example, if you are a Recruit, you will be promoted to Private and so on..).
  35. No "rank skipping" is allowed. If you somehow 'accidentally' leave or ask for a temporary demotion, you MAY possible
  36. be able to get your rank back.]-
  37.  
  38. **-=[Sapphire Supremacy: How to get promoted]=-**
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  40. -[As stated on the Promotions section, they are only given out when earned. The following sections
  41. will explain more:
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  43. Check the shout often for trainings. There should usually be about 2-4 trainings every day. You can
  44. tell when there is a training if the tag in the shout says “[TRAIN]”. If you do well in a training, you will be promoted (Do not ask).
  45. “Doing well” means showing skill and following High Rank's orders. After trainings, the host/co-hosts will usually choose about 2-3 people.
  46. Those chosen will usually be promoted afterwards (If not, message the High Rank that hosted/co-hosted the training session).
  47. One other way is to participate in defences/raids often. If High Ranks see you often, you will
  48. have a better chance of being promoted. Only Captains+ can promote (May change in the future).]-
  49.  
  50. **-=[Sapphire Supremacy: Simple Grammar tips]=-**
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  52. -[Using full grammar is crucial if you want to get far in this group. All S.S. members must be able to have proper grammar.
  53. Bad grammar is sometimes considered unintelligent or unprofessional. We require every member to AT LEAST attempt to use full grammar
  54. so we can understand each other.
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  56. Example of bad grammar: "i alwayz talk liek dis"
  57. Notice the spelling mistakes, no punctuation and the non-capitalized 'I' at the beginning of the sentence.
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  59. Example of good grammar: "I always talk like this."
  60. Now, there is no spelling mistakes, the 'I' is capitalized and there is a full stop at the end.
  61. We expect FULL grammar from most members when Sapphire Supremacy gets bigger and more developed.]-
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  64. -[Any questions must be sent to a Sapphire Supremacy High Rank.]-
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  66. -[Thank you for reading this v1.0.0 HandBook written by Rolliply]-
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