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=== ''2.'' ''Avoid''' '''Giving Out Perms'' ===
Unless your game is a free-build or a plot world, you don't necessarily need admins or builders. Some games don't have any builders or admins, like Speed Simulator. It may be a good idea to hire just a few admins which you have known for a long time, are your friend and that you have 100% trust in. In the long run hiring just a few active admins can be just as effective.
''Note:'' ''this also helps to prevent admin abuse while the owner isn't around.''
=== ''3.'' ''Never Use Perm Stands'' ===
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If you are the last person left in a game (and your an admin or the owner) unperm everyone with builder perms (you should be able to trust all your admins) before you leave. A good way of remembering who had perms is using a stat, you could use a stat like 'Builder' or 'Perm'. If you like you can also leave the game public (not privated) so that players new to your game can look around. This will prevent all 'offline' grief.
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=== ''6. Who Placed That?'' ===
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=== ''5. Oceans''<nowiki/> ===
If your world has been 'flooded' by a griefer use the command !ocean to remove the ocean. If someone has added a command to the ocean in your world you can use the same command again (with your mouse over the ocean). These commands could include (use these versions of the command to remove them) ''!kill, !tele
=== ''6. Don't Reset Your World!'' ===
Sometimes resetting your world (with the command ''!resetworld'') isn't a good idea, removing all your progress is likely to de-motivate you. Instead try fixing the grief as it won't remove all of your progress, you might even find ways of improving your builds as you go.
''Note: Only the owner of the world can use the !resetworld command.''<nowiki/>
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