Group Blacklist Act

Alex Tech Internal Affairs Department
Public Policy · Last updated May 25, 2026

Overview

This Act defines how Alex Tech identifies, classifies, and manages Roblox groups and Discord servers that threaten our community, operations, or business interests. It applies to all Alex Tech Discord and Roblox platforms.

Definitions

Term	Meaning
Group	Any Roblox group, Discord server, or organised collective operating under a shared identity or leadership
Blacklisted Group	A group formally prohibited from accessing Alex Tech platforms
Partial Blacklist	Restrictions on specific ranks or roles within a group
Full Blacklist	Complete prohibition of all group or server members
Affected Ranks	The ranks within the blacklisted group whose members are barred from Alex Tech
Successor Group	Any group that inherits leadership, branding, assets, or substantial membership from a blacklisted group
Affiliate Program	The official partnership programme between Alex Tech and approved external groups

Grounds for Blacklisting

Security

Exploitation of Roblox game vulnerabilities for malicious purposes
Distribution of harmful scripts or exploits targeting Roblox platforms
Installation of backdoors or unauthorised access tools in Alex Tech systems

Privacy & Safety

Doxxing of individuals or groups
Harassment, stalking, or targeted abuse on Roblox or Discord
Sharing personal information without consent

Intellectual Property

Theft or unauthorised distribution of Roblox games, assets, or scripts
Copyright infringement of Alex Tech's Roblox properties
Plagiarism of development work, including models, UI, or game systems

Fraud

Scamming involving Robux or in-game items
Misrepresentation of a group's Roblox activities or capabilities
Violations of Roblox or Discord Terms of Service affecting Alex Tech

Process

Investigation

Report - Submit violation to Internal Affairs with supporting evidence
Investigation - Internal Affairs reviews all allegations
Evaluation - Documentation, screenshots, and statements are assessed
Decision - Final determination by Internal Affairs leadership and Upper Management

Classification

Partial Blacklist
Targets specific ranks. Applied when violations are isolated to a defined segment of a group and the wider membership is not implicated.

Full Blacklist
Bans all members. Applied when violations involve leadership, when multiple ranks are implicated, or when the violations reflect systemic issues within the group.

The threshold between Partial and Full Blacklist is determined by Internal Affairs leadership based on the scope of involvement, the role of leadership, and the likelihood of recurrence. Reasoning must be documented in the Evidence Document.

After a Decision

Leadership of the affected group is notified immediately
Access restrictions go live across all Alex Tech platforms
Entry is added to the official Blacklist Registry (published as a separate document)
A public Evidence Document is published outlining the reasoning and decision

Evidence Documents

Every blacklist action against a group is accompanied by a publicly accessible Evidence Document. This document is issued by Internal Affairs and serves as the official record of the decision.

Each Evidence Document contains:

Summary - A brief description of the incident and affected parties
Evidence - All supporting material considered during the investigation
Reasoning - Internal Affairs' interpretation of the evidence
Decision - The classification applied and its justification

Evidence Documents are immutable once published. Amendments require a separate addendum issued by Internal Affairs leadership.

Circumvention

A blacklist applies not only to the original group but also to attempts to bypass it. The following are treated as continuations of the original violation:

Successor Groups - Newly formed groups that inherit leadership, branding, assets, or a substantial portion of the membership of a blacklisted group
Rebrands - Renaming or restructuring a blacklisted group without genuine leadership change or corrective measures
Alternate Accounts - Use of secondary Roblox or Discord accounts by members of a blacklisted group to access Alex Tech platforms
Proxy Participation - Acting on behalf of, or under the direction of, a blacklisted group or its leadership

Confirmed circumvention extends the original blacklist to the new entity or account and may result in escalation from Partial to Full Blacklist.

Appeals

Groups may appeal within 30 days of notification if:

New evidence is available that wasn't considered initially
Significant leadership changes have occurred
Corrective measures have been documented and implemented

How to appeal

Submit a written appeal with supporting documentation to Internal Affairs
A 14-day review is conducted by the Appeals team
A written decision with full justification is issued
Approved appeals take effect immediately

Periodic Review

Full Blacklists are reviewed by Internal Affairs 12 months after publication, and every 12 months thereafter. A review does not automatically lift a blacklist - it confirms that the decision remains justified given the current circumstances.

Each review results in one of the following:

Upheld - The blacklist remains in force unchanged
Reclassified - The blacklist is downgraded from Full to Partial, or otherwise adjusted
Lifted - The blacklist is removed, with reasoning published as an addendum to the Evidence Document

Reviews are recorded in the Blacklist Registry.

Transparency

All blacklist actions and their Evidence Documents are maintained in a public registry accessible to the Alex Tech community. The registry is published as a separate document and updated independently of this Act.

Final Provisions

Effective Date - Immediately upon publication.

Amendments - May only be made by Internal Affairs leadership and Upper Management, with proper documentation and community notification.

Authorized by the Director of Internal Affairs - Febreeze
Next review: November 25, 2026