Age Restrictions: Minecraft servers often require users to be of a certain age to participate. Typically, this is either 13 years old or the minimum age required by law in the server's jurisdiction. Behavior and Conduct: Servers usually outline rules regarding player behavior, including prohibiting offensive language, harassment, cheating, griefing, and any other disruptive activities. Intellectual Property: Users are often required to respect the intellectual property of the server and any third-party content used. This includes not using copyrighted materials without permission. Account Security: Users are responsible for their account's security, and sharing accounts is typically not allowed. Privacy Policy: Servers may collect certain user data, and they should provide information about their data collection practices and how they handle user information. Content Ownership: Clarifies ownership of in-game creations and may state that the server can use, modify, or distribute user-generated content within the server context. Liability: Explains that the server is not responsible for any damages caused by the use of the server's services. Server Modifications and Add-ons: Rules about using client-side mods and add-ons may be outlined. Donations and Purchases: If the server accepts donations or offers in-game purchases, there should be information on how these transactions work and what users receive in return. Termination of Service: Under what circumstances the server may terminate a user's access to their services. Dispute Resolution: The steps to resolve any disputes that may arise between the server and its users. Updates to Terms: The right for the server to update the terms and how users will be notified of such changes.