Community Guidelines

It's fine to think a team could be better. It's never fine to be mean to the person who made it.

• Talk about the team, not the person. "Swapping the tart worked better for me" helps. "This is trash" doesn't.
• No insults, name-calling, teasing or bullying, and nothing that makes fun of someone for being new.
• Nothing hateful about who someone is: their race, religion, gender, body, or anything else about them.
• Never tell anyone to hurt themselves, not even as a joke.
• Disagreeing is OK. Arguing in circles isn't. If a conversation is going nowhere, let it go.

The best thing you can post is something the next player can use.

• Running a team that's already posted? You didn't lose a race. Comment on it with what you changed and how it went. That's often more useful than posting the same team again.
• Say why: which cookie, topping or treasure you swapped, and what happened when you did.
• Ask questions. Nobody started out knowing what a Beascuit was.
• Keep it about Cookie Run: Kingdom, and about the build or the discussion you're in.
• Post your own work. If you're sharing a team you saw in a creator's video, say whose it is.

Anyone can read what you post here, so keep the real you private. Everyone on the site sees you by your username, so pick one that isn't your real name.

• Never share your real name, age, school, where you live, your email, your phone number, or photos of yourself.
• Never ask anyone else for theirs.
• Don't share social media, messaging apps, Discord servers or ways to talk somewhere else. Keep the conversation here.
• Friend codes and in-game IDs can't be shared in comments for now. A page for finding guildmates is on its way.
• If anyone asks you for personal details, or something someone said makes you uncomfortable, don't answer. Report it, and tell a parent, guardian or another adult you trust.

• No swearing, rude words or adult content. Cookie Run: Kingdom is a game for everyone, and so is this site.
• No spam: no ads, no selling, no "free crystals" tricks, and no posting the same thing over and over.
• No links to other sites in comments. Links to pages on The Cookie Book are fine.
• No writing in ALL CAPS to shout.

Some of this is checked automatically before anything goes up. If the site stops your comment, it tells you what to change, so fix that part and try again. If you think it stopped something it shouldn't have, let me know.

• You need an account to comment, vote or report while signed in. Accounts are for players aged 13 and older (see the privacy policy). Anyone can read comments.
• You can reply to a comment, and to a reply. Replies stay together under the comment they started from, so a conversation is easy to follow.
• Vote up the comments that helped you. The most helpful ones rise to the top. A comment that a lot of players vote down is folded away, but anyone can still open it.
• The player who posted a build can pin one comment on it, like a variation that works even better than theirs.
• Some pages have a discussion for the whole season, below their builds. When the season ends, its discussion closes and stays there to read, and the next season gets a new one.
• When someone replies to you, or comments on a build you posted, your inbox tells you. You can mute any discussion you don't want to hear about.
• You can edit your comment for a few minutes after posting it, and delete it whenever you like.
• Some comments are held for a quick review before everyone can see them. Until then, only you can see yours.

Every build, guide, profile and comment has a Report button. Use it for anything that breaks these rules. You don't need to argue with someone who's being unkind. Report it and move on.

• Reports are private. The person you report is never told who reported them.
• Every report is read. When enough players report the same thing, it's taken down straight away until it's been looked at.
• If you reported something while signed in and it gets taken down, your inbox will tell you.

• The post or comment is taken down, or the words that broke the rules are removed.
• If it keeps happening, the account can lose the ability to post, comment or report for a while, or for good.
• You'll always be told in your inbox what happened and why, and you can ask for a second look once, from that same message.

These guidelines can change as the community grows. Questions about them, or anything else, can go through the contact page.