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# What is Chain Of Command?

## Information 

The Chain of Command is the proper structure used to communicate within the staff team. It ensures that all issues, questions, and concerns are handled in an organized and respectful manner.

Under no circumstances should a Lead Moderator or lower-ranked staff member be directly messaging the Owner for support or server-related issues.

Instead, you should:

1. Ask your question or raise your concern in staff chat.
2. A higher-ranking staff member will review it and, if necessary, pass it up the chain.
3. The issue will continue up through leadership until it either reaches the Owner or is seen by the Owner in staff chat.

Following the Chain of Command keeps communication clear, prevents confusion, and shows professionalism.

## Main Chain

### Ownership Team

* Owner
* Co-Owner
* Ownership

### Executive Team

* Executive
* Deputy Executive
* Assistive Executive

### Directive Team

* Cheif Director
* Deputy Director
* Assistant Director

### Leadership Team

* Leadership
* Co-Leadership
* Assistant Leadership

### Management Team

* Lead of Management
* Co-Lead of Management
* Senior Management
* Junior Management
* Trial Management

### Administration Team

* Lead of Administration
* Co-Lead of Administration
* Senior Administration
* Junior Administrator

### Moderation Team

* Lead of Moderation
* Co-Lead of Moderation
* Senior Moderator
* Junior Moderator

## Sub-Division Chain Of Command

### Internal Affairs Team

* Chief of Internal Affairs
* Internal Affairs Management
* Head of Internal Affairs
* Senior Internal Affairs
* Internal Affairs
* Junior Internal Affairs
* Trail Internal Affairs

## Discord Management Team

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