The core rules
Most fair vanilla Rust servers enforce the same core boundaries: no cheating, no scripting, no exploiting, no ban evasion, no hate speech, no staff impersonation, and no team-limit abuse.
RustFront keeps the public rules short on purpose, then handles edge cases through staff review and audit-logged moderation actions.
Reports should be useful, not public drama
Reports are strongest when they include the server, approximate time, player information if known, evidence links, and a short explanation.
The safest report systems keep reporter identity, staff notes, and evidence private while still giving players status updates.
Human review beats auto-bans
Heuristics can help staff prioritize review, but automated bans from suspicion alone create avoidable false positives.
RustFront uses human review for moderation decisions and keeps admin actions audit logged.
Quick answers
Can Supporter or VIP players break rules?
No. Paying for queue skip should never grant rule immunity. Supporter/VIP players are held to the same moderation standards as everyone else.
What should I include in a Rust player report?
Include the server, approximate time, reported player name or SteamID if available, evidence links, and a concise description of what happened.