Welcome To Silent Response Gaming

SRG Clan is a professional, organized, and toxic-free gaming community focused on innovation and continuous evolution to deliver a limitless and inspiring gaming experience. Founded on November 30th, 2025, by Owners SRG Slayah and SRG Zatos, SRG has experienced rapid growth and continues to expand. With long-term goals of becoming a dominant and respected name in the gaming industry, SRG is committed to building a legacy that will last for years and decades to come.

Mission Statement:

Our mission is to deliver a limitless and inspiring gaming experience to our members by bringing back the original vibes of what gaming and gaming communities used to be. SRG was founded on the core principle of being a family-oriented, casual gaming community that offers a safe, structured, and toxic-free environment. Within SRG, members can participate in clan operations and activities while connecting with one another without fear of unfair treatment, misconduct, or judgment.

SRG is guided by core values of integrity, respect, inclusion, teamwork, accountability, and professionalism. We strive to provide an equal-opportunity community that empowers its members, develops strong leaders, and achieves shared goals through consistency, commitment, and mutual respect.

The founding members of Silent Response Gaming previously led a gaming organization known as RySe Gaming. After internal challenges and organizational difficulties, the founders made the decision to separate and pursue a new vision. Despite these hardships and being nearly outcast from their former community RySe Gaming became the most successful clan ever operated by Slayah and Zatos, laying the foundation for what SRG would ultimately become.

When SRG was officially established, the founders were joined by longtime friends and trusted members SRG Elevated and SRG Galaxy, along with a respected guest and longtime supporter from their previous organizations, Shawn “Mercenary” Goodison (DCIGaming). Shawn passed away on September 13, 2025, and remains a permanent part of SRG’s legacy and history. His contributions and memory continue to be honored within the community.

Founding Members

• SRG Slayah

• SRG Zatos

• SRG Elevated

• SRG Galaxy

• Shawn “Mercenary” Goodison — Rest in Peace (September 13, 2025)

The Beginning of SRG

The concept and vision for Silent Response Gaming existed long before its official launch. While the idea for SRG began in Summer 2024, real-life responsibilities required the project to be placed on hold. Once the timing was right, the founders reconvened and officially launched SRG on November 30, 2025, marking the beginning of a new chapter built on experience, resilience, and a renewed commitment to community.

Silent Response Gaming was officially founded on November 30, 2025.

We understand that most people are interested in Esports. However, Esports does cost a lot of money that SRG will not have for the foreseeable future and we want to remind people that with the cost of Jerseys, Travel Expenses, Tournament buy ins, and things of that nature it adds up. Therefore, SRG will not be participating in any Esports activities for the time being, this is not to say it can’t happen way later once we are more established but for right now SRG will not be sponsoring any Esports teams, or funding any Esports related operations. Lastly, members may form a stack or a group within the server and do practices, scrims and events to represent and participate in any leagues or cup of their choosing as long as they fund it and is representing SRG in a positive way! If any questions or concerns please reach out to our Assistant Chief Operations Officer via discord or info@silentresponsegaming.org

Last Updated: January 30, 2026

I. Introduction and Scope

The Silent Response Gaming (“SRG”) Code of Conduct (“Code”) establishes the behavioral, ethical, and communication standards required of all members, staff, partners, and affiliates of Silent Response Gaming. This Code applies across all SRG-operated and SRG-endorsed platforms, including but not limited to Discord servers, community websites, voice channels, in-game environments, and affiliated social media platforms.

The primary purpose of this Code is to ensure that SRG remains a safe, respectful, enjoyable, and toxicity-free environment where all members may participate without fear of misconduct, harassment, discrimination, or judgment.

II. Respect and Integrity

All actions taken within SRG, or while representing SRG, must reflect the core values of respect and integrity. These principles are fundamental to maintaining the culture and standards of the community.

(2.1) All members of SRG are expected to treat others with the same respect they expect to receive. SRG is founded on a brotherhood and sisterhood mentality, and members are expected to demonstrate fair play, sportsmanship, respect, and integrity at all times.

(2.2) Members are encouraged to make newcomers feel welcomed upon joining the community. SRG staff members are required to acknowledge and welcome new members into the main SRG chat. A simple greeting contributes to a positive and inclusive environment.

(2.3) All members must comply with the SRG Code of Conduct, as well as all SRG policies and guidelines, as established and maintained by the Owners and Operations Director of Silent Response Gaming.

(2.4) Leadership and moderator decisions must be respected. Members may express opinions, suggestions, or submit appeals through appropriate and designated channels, but public arguments or confrontations regarding decisions are prohibited.

(2.5) Favoritism and the formation of cliques are discouraged. SRG strives to ensure equal opportunity for members to interact, game, and collaborate with one another whenever reasonably possible.

(2.6) Membership in SRG represents not only the individual but the organization as a whole. Members are expected to uphold a respectful and professional image at all times. While gaming is a  competitive environment it may involve trash talk. Any discriminatory, hateful, or abusive language toward any individual is strictly prohibited.

III. Dishonoring Silent Response Gaming

Silent Response Gaming maintains zero tolerance for actions that dishonor the SRG name or undermine its values. Violations under this section are subject to the SRG Three-Strike Policy unless otherwise stated. Certain violations, including discrimination, manipulation, or actions that destabilize the community, may result in immediate disciplinary action.

(3.1) Targeted hostility toward any SRG member or community participant is prohibited.

(3.2) Discrimination of any form is strictly prohibited, including but not limited to discrimination based on race, sex, age, gameplay skill, financial status, ethnicity, gender identity, disability, nationality, sexual orientation, background, or any other personal attribute.

(3.3) Disruptive, toxic, or inflammatory behavior is not permitted.

(3.4) Abuse of authority or manipulation of members is strictly prohibited.

(3.5) Any action that undermines the stability, integrity, or reputation of the SRG community is prohibited.

Forms of harassment include, but are not limited to:

• Verbal insults or demeaning comments

• Threats, intimidation, or coercion

• Unwanted or persistent messaging

• Sexual or explicit conduct directed at another individual

• Doxxing or the sharing of Personal Identifiable Information (“PII”)
  (Refer to the SRG Confidentiality Policy for additional information)

IV. Cheating and Compliance

Silent Response Gaming enforces a zero-tolerance policy regarding cheating or violations of any applicable Terms of Service (“TOS”) or community guidelines. Violations under this section are not subject to the Three-Strike Policy and may result in immediate removal, blacklisting, and reporting to relevant platforms, publishers, or authorities when applicable.

(4.1) Members must comply with all rules and guidelines established by game publishers.

(4.2) Members must comply with Discord’s Terms of Service and Community Guidelines.

(4.3) Members must comply with the Terms of Service and Community Guidelines of Sony and Microsoft.

(4.4) Members must comply with all applicable local, regional, and international laws regarding digital activity.

(4.5) Prohibited cheating methods include, but are not limited to: aimbots, wall hacks, god mode, rapid-fire modifications, Cronus Zen devices, scripting, exploit abuse, boosting, VPN misuse, or “two-boxing.”
Controllers manufactured by SCUF, AIM, Cinch Gaming, GameSir, or similar brands are not considered cheating.

(4.6) Any modification or manipulation of game software, system files, or hardware intended to provide an unfair advantage is strictly prohibited.

V. Membership Requirements

The following requirements must be met to gain and retain full membership within SRG. Failure to meet or complete these requirements within 48 hours may result in revoked membership.

(5.1) All members must be 18 years of age or older. No exceptions are permitted.

(5.2) Members must possess a clear and working headset and microphone with minimal background noise.

(5.3) Members must maintain an active Discord account in good standing.

(5.4) Members must actively game on Xbox, PlayStation, and/or PC. SRG does not recruit non-gaming participants.

(5.5) Members must demonstrate a willingness to contribute meaningfully to the growth and success of SRG.

(5.6) Members must remain active and engaged to the extent real-life responsibilities allow. Prolonged inactivity may result in removal.

(5.7) Members must complete all required applications, registrations, or community onboarding processes.

(5.8) Members must complete onboarding through a Discord voice channel. Failure to do so will result in denial of access.

VI. Code of Ethics and Honesty

SRG’s Code of Ethics and Honesty is enforced under the Three-Strike Policy and exists to ensure fairness, trust, and accountability throughout the community.

(6.1) Impersonation of SRG staff or public figures is prohibited.

(6.2) Providing false or misleading information during interviews, applications, or investigations is prohibited.

(6.3) Scamming, fraud, or deception of any kind is prohibited.

(6.4) Manipulation or exploitation of others for personal gain is prohibited.

(6.5) Poaching or incentivizing members to leave SRG or other communities is prohibited.

(6.6) Dual clanning, clan hopping, or leaving without notice is prohibited.

(6.7) Retaliation of any kind is prohibited.

(6.8) Members in personal or marital relationships may not directly report to one another.

(6.9) Weaponizing reports, submitting false allegations, or engaging in public confrontations is prohibited.

VII. Representation of Silent Response Gaming

Failure to comply with representation standards will result in loss of official SRG member status.

(7.1) Members must use “SRG” (all caps) as their clan tag in supported games unless otherwise instructed.

(7.2) Online IDs are optional; however, members holding the rank of Section Leader or higher may be requested to update their ID to reflect SRG affiliation.

Online IDs must:

• Follow platform-appropriate formatting (If it allows a space put a space between like this SRG Slayah. If it does not allow a space do this SRG.Slayah If it does not allow a space or . then do this SRG_Slayah)

• Not duplicate existing SRG member names

• Not reference SRG section or squad names

VIII. Conclusion

Thank you for choosing Silent Response Gaming. For questions or concerns, please contact us via the SRG website, Discord support ticket system, or email info@silentresponsegaming.org.

This Code of Conduct is subject to change. SRG leadership will make every reasonable effort to notify the community of updates of the SRG Knowledge Center. Through SRG’s main discord announcement channel.

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(1.) Discord-Specific Rules

All SRG Discord members must adhere to the following regulations in addition to the above policies:

(1.1) Usernames, Profiles, and Status Messages

Usernames, profile pictures, and status messages must not contain:

• Offensive or explicit content

• Hate symbols or extremist imagery

• Impersonation of SRG staff or public figures

(1.2) Channel Etiquette

• Follow channel descriptions and post only relevant content.

• Refrain from derailing conversations or spamming.

• Use proper channels for support, appeals, or staff communication.

• No backseat moderating — concerns must be reported through proper processes.

(1.3) Voice Channel Conduct

• Maintain clear and respectful communication.

• No ear-rape, excessive background noise, or intentionally disruptive sound.

• Entry into private or restricted channels without authorization is not permitted.

(1.4) Media and Link Sharing

Sharing media must follow safe-content rules:

• No NSFW/NSFL content

• No malicious links

• No unauthorized advertisements, promotions, or clan recruiting

(2.) Acknowledgement of Discord Rules

By applying to Silent Response Gaming, you agree to uphold all Discord rules as established by the Executives of the SRG Clan. Silent Response Gaming reserves the right to update or modify these rules at any time. While prior notice may not always be provided, we will make every reasonable effort to communicate changes through the #announcements channel on our Discord server.

We stand together always; protect each member like they are your family!

• Protect and respect all SRG members always

• No Member left behind (Do NOT rage quit and leave your party. All party members must agree to back out before anyone leaves!)

Overview

Disciplinary Action within SRG may sound intimidating or as if we are actively looking for issues, however, that is not the case. This system is designed to ensure that all disciplinary matters are handled appropriately and forwarded directly to upper management, allowing even Executive members to evaluate how leadership addresses these situations.

We want to emphasize that this system was created to provide a fair, transparent, and consistent approach to handling violations, while also giving leadership an organized method of tracking incidents and ensuring they are managed properly.

Disciplinary Outcomes

Depending on the situation and severity of the violation, disciplinary action may result in one or more of the following outcomes:

• • Verbal Warning

  A verbal warning may be issued for minor concerns. If the issue persists, leadership may file a Disciplinary Action Report (DAR) for further documentation and review.

  • Temporary Suspension

  Members may be temporarily suspended from specific channels, activities, divisions, or—if necessary—the entire SRG Discord server.

  • Rank Demotion

  Leadership may decide to demote a member from their current rank based on behavioral concerns or repeated violations.

  • Removal from SRG

  Members may be removed from SRG for repeated or serious violations. Removal is not permanent—members are eligible to reapply 30 days after the date of removal.

  • Permanent Ban

  In more serious cases, a permanent ban may be enforced. In some situations, a permanent ban may be set to expire based on leadership discretion and severity of the incident.

  • Blacklist

  Blacklisted members are permanently prohibited from rejoining SRG. Only a Board Member has the authority to reverse a blacklist.
  (Board Members, Operations Director, Community Director, Moderators, and Division Leaders have the authority to issue a blacklist.)

  • Quitting Without Notice

  We fully understand that SRG may not be the right fit for everyone, and members always have the option to leave. However, we ask that you communicate any concerns or issues before making that decision, so leadership has the opportunity to assist or resolve the matter.

  Leaving without notice will result in a 3-month ban from SRG. Only Operations Director & Community Director may reverse this penalty. Owners and Board Members are excluded from this process to ensure unbiased decision-making, since they created this policy.

  If you are granted a second opportunity and leave again without notice, you will be permanently blacklisted from SRG.

SRG Strike Policy

The SRG Strike Policy is designed to enforce accountability and ensure fairness across the community. Below is an overview of how our Three-Strike System operates:

Strike 1
The member will receive a Strike 1 role on Discord. (Role to be removed after 30 days of good behavior)

Strike 2
The member’s rank will be revoked, and they will receive the Strike 2 role on Discord. The member will be ineligible for promotion for up to six (6) months.

Strike 3
The member’s SRG membership will be revoked. Depending on the severity of the violation, a ban and/or blacklist may be issued.

Immediate Enforcement

SRG prioritizes the safety, integrity, and fairness of its community. In certain cases, an immediate ban or blacklist may be enforced without progression through the strike system, depending on the nature and severity of the violation.

SRG maintains a zero-tolerance policy for violations of the Code of Conduct, as established by Executive Leadership and agreed to by all members at the time of application submission.

• • Verbal Warning

  A verbal warning may be issued for minor concerns. If the issue persists, leadership may file a Disciplinary Action Report (DAR) for further documentation and review.

  • Temporary Suspension

  Members may be temporarily suspended from specific channels, activities, divisions, or—if necessary—the entire SRG Discord server.

  • Rank Demotion

  Leadership may decide to demote a member from their current rank based on behavioral concerns or repeated violations.

  • Removal from SRG

  Members may be removed from SRG for repeated or serious violations. Removal is not permanent—members are eligible to reapply 30 days after the date of removal.

  • Permanent Ban

  In more serious cases, a permanent ban may be enforced. In some situations, a permanent ban may be set to expire based on leadership discretion and severity of the incident.

  • Blacklist

  Blacklisted members are permanently prohibited from rejoining SRG. Only a Board Member has the authority to reverse a blacklist.
  (Board Members, Chief Operations Officer & Assistant Chief Operations Officer, Moderators, and Division Leaders have the authority to issue a blacklist.)

  • Quitting Without Notice

  We fully understand that SRG may not be the right fit for everyone, and members always have the option to leave. However, we ask that you communicate any concerns or issues before making that decision, so leadership has the opportunity to assist or resolve the matter.

  Leaving without notice will result in a 3-month ban from SRG. Only Division Leaders and Moderators may reverse this penalty. Chief Operations Officer and Board Members are excluded from this process to ensure unbiased decision-making, since they created this policy.

  If you are granted a second opportunity and leave again without notice, you will be permanently blacklisted from SRG.

When a member is being disciplined or formally reprimanded, at least two (2) ranks above the member in question must be present. This ensures accountability, transparency, and prevents “he said, she said” disputes.

Example:

If a Sergeant is being reprimanded since the Master Sergeant and Lieutenant have no actual grounds for a disciplinary action such as removal, ban, or blacklist the Captain, Major and General of the section and squad must be present.

Overview:

SRG protects its members by guaranteeing Due Process. To summarize, members have the right to explain their side of the situation and provide any evidence that disproves or disputes a claim. Members may request to review evidence related to the reported incident; however, no additional material from the disciplinary document will be disclosed.

Due Process ensures that all matters involved in the incident are reviewed to the fullest extent of SRG’s resources. While the Due Process policy exists to ensure fairness, SRG leadership reserves the right to take any action necessary to protect the safety, integrity, and brand reputation of Silent Response Gaming.

Final authority and disciplinary decisions rest with authorized leadership members of SRG. Members who have been banned for violating the Code of Conduct may submit a Ban Appeal for consideration of reinstatement. This process exists to preserve fairness, while upholding the Executive intent of the Code of Conduct and maintaining SRG as a safe, fair, and respected gaming community.

To Be Announced…

Last Updated: December 17th, 2025

🔴 EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP

Owner | [OWNER]

Owner is the overall stake holder and decision maker of SRG Clan. These members are allotted to make changes as they see fit with no majority vote and provide community direction to Board of Directors and oversight of all of SRG.

• Assume financial responsibility for the entire community

• Update and approve community-wide policies, procedures, and guidelines

• Approve structural changes, organizational projects, and expansions

• Guide and mentor leadership members under their authority

• Relay important information to the Chief Operations Officer to pass down the chain of command

• Recruit new members using official SRG resources, procedures, and guidelines

• Handle high-level issues that require executive involvement

• Supervise executive leadership roles such as:

  • Board of Directors

  • Operations Director & Community Director

• Edit, manage, and maintain the SRG website

• Manage Discord structure and administrative needs

• Attend Executive Leadership meetings hosted by the OD and CD

• Provide guidance on growth, structure, professionalism, and community direction

• Represent SRG publicly in-game, during meetings, business discussions, and official operations

• Remain a visible role model and an active member of SRG

Operations Director [OD]

Overview:

The Operations Director (OD) is responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of the gaming community. They ensure all departments, leadership teams, and community systems are functioning properly and working toward the goals set by the highest leadership. The OD supervises operational leaders, manages communication between departments, and helps enforce policies and standards across the community. Their primary focus is on keeping the community organized, active, and running efficiently while supporting the long-term direction of the organization. (Only 1 OD is permitted)

• Oversee everyday operations across divisions, squads, and sections.

• Update and review policies to align with SRG Clans vision and community directives.

• Relay updates being posted in announcements and quick updates.

• Manage communication between leadership levels

• Help enforce rules, policies, and standards

• Design and implement a progressive training pathway for member development.

• Monitor activity levels across the community

• Organize leadership meetings and operational planning

• Step in to resolve leadership issues when necessary

• Support community growth and improvement projects

• Recruit new members into SRG following the proper procedures and guidelines.

• Remain an active, professional, and positive representative of SRG.

• Attend SRG events and activities at least twice per month.

Community Director [CD]

Overview:

The Community Director ensures all operational plans made by the Operations Director comes to life. They oversee community activity and are responsible for seeing the plans through. The community director wants to ensure leaders are doing their responsibilities and everything is being done by the written policy of the Operations Director. (Only 1 CD is permitted)

• Assist the OD with daily operational tasks as needed.

• Monitor activity levels and community engagement and attempt to get the community engaged if they are not.

• Help ensure sections and divisions are completing their duties and assist if needed.

• Support Section Leaders, Division Leaders, and Moderation Staff.

• Help enforce rules, policies, and procedures

• Review scheduled events, meetings, or leadership responsibilities

• Relay updates and information between leadership levels

• Schedule training and train members using the Training Pathway that the Operational Director has designed.

• Step in for the OD when they are unavailable

• Help organize leadership meetings and planning sessions

• Provide feedback and solutions to improve operations

• Choose a Member of the Week every Sunday.

• Report issues, performance concerns, or disciplinary matters to the OD

• Maintain professionalism and operational standards across the community

• Recruit new members into SRG following the proper procedures and guidelines.

• Remain an active, professional, and positive representative of SRG.

• Attend SRG events and activities at least twice per month.

RECRUITMENT DIRECTOR [RCTD]

Overview:

The Recruitment Director is responsible for overseeing all recruitment operations and supervising Recruiters within SRG. This role reviews current recruitment processes, identifies areas for improvement, and submits recommended changes to the Community Director. Upon approval, proposed changes are forwarded to the Operations Director for final review and implementation. (Only 1 Director For Recruitment Is Permitted.)

• Oversight of all SRG Recruiters, ensure they are following all Community Standards and Procedures.

• Send in changes for review or improvement.

• Keep updated list of Active Recruiters.

• Make reports for Recruiter Performance.

• Sit in on 10 Recruitment Onboardings per month

• Host Recruitment Department Meetings with the Recruiters for questions or updates.

• Do 5 Onboardings per month.

• Report any issues or concerns to community director.

• Remain an active member of SRG Clan

• Post and Scout new recruits for SRG Clan.

• Attend 3 SRG Activities per month.

🟡 COMMUNITY MANAGEMENT

MODERATOR OFFICER | [MOD]

Overview:

A Moderator Officer is responsible for assisting with community safety and enforcing rules throughout the gaming community. They help monitor chats, voice channels, and member interactions to ensure a respectful and professional environment. Moderator Officers address rule violations, when necessary, support members who need assistance, and report serious issues to higher leadership. Their role is to maintain order, encourage positive behavior, and help protect the community from inappropriate conduct. (Only 15 Moderators Allotted)

• Monitor Discord chats and voice channels

• Address inappropriate behavior, arguments, or rule violations

• Issue warnings or reminders when rules are broken

• Remove disruptive messages or mute disruptive members if necessary

• Report serious issues to higher leadership

• Assist with member questions or concerns

• Help new members understand rules and community expectations

• Promote respectful communication and professionalism

• Keep an eye on member interactions during events or game nights

• Log or document incidents when needed

• Help maintain a safe and welcoming community environment

• Recruit new members into SRG following the proper procedures and guidelines.

• Remain an active, professional, and positive representative of SRG.

• Attend SRG events and activities at least twice per month.

• Use SRG’s GMAIL account to receive applications, redact the, and post them in the discord for recruiters.

• Attend leadership meetings.

RECRUITER [RCTR]

Overview:

Recruiters are responsible for monitoring applications and the Recruit Chat channel for prospective members. Their primary duties include reviewing applications, conducting onboarding sessions, assigning appropriate Discord roles, and adding new members to the CMS. Recruiters are part of the Community Management team and maintain a strong focus on recruitment operations. (Staffing guideline: One Recruiter per two Sections.)

• Monitor recruit chat in discord for new recruits.

• Review applications of new recruits and schedule onboardings.

• Conduct onboarding sessions as needed.

• Post and scout prospective members wanting to join SRG Clan.

• Remain an active member of SRG.

• Attend 3 SRG activities

• Update roles after onboarding and add to CMS as needed.

DIVISION LEADER | [DIVL]

Overview:

A Division Leader is responsible for managing and overseeing an entire division within the gaming community. They supervise the leaders under them, maintain activity and engagement within the division, and ensure that all members follow community standards and procedures. Division Leaders help organize division events, handle internal issues, and serve as the primary point of leadership contact for the members in their division. Their main focus is to keep their division active, structured, and operating in alignment with the community’s goals and expectations. These members are generally appointed by Chief Operations Officer. (Only 1 Division Leader for every 2 Sections Created)

• Supervise leaders within their division (Captains, Section Leaders, etc.)

• Monitor division activity, attendance, and engagement

• Host or organize division events and meetings

• Ensure members are following rules and community standards

• Help train and mentor upcoming leaders

• Address division issues or conflicts

• Relay divisional information to higher leadership

• Provide updates and reports about division performance

• Encourage participation, teamwork, and a positive environment

• Assist with onboarding and supporting new members

• Help maintain structure and organization within the division

• Review leadership performance within assigned teams

• Responsible for the overall development and success of their division.

• Recruit new members into SRG following the proper procedures and guidelines.

• Remain an active, professional, and positive representative of SRG.

• Attend SRG events and activities at least twice per month.

• Use SRG’s GMAIL account to receive applications, redact the, and post them in the discord for recruiters.

• Attend leadership meetings.

• Keep updated division list daily

SECTION LEADER | [SL]

Overview:

A Section Leader is responsible for managing and supporting a specific section of members within the gaming community. They help keep their section organized, assist with training and guidance, and ensure members are staying active and following community standards. Section Leaders also act as a point of contact for questions, updates, or concerns, and pass information between leadership and the members in their section. Their main role is to maintain activity, help members succeed, and support the leaders above (Only 1 Section Leader per Section)

• Oversee members within their assigned section

• Communicate updates and information to section members

• Help new members get settled and understand SRG standards

• Assist Squad Leaders or Captains with team coordination

• Encourage participation in events and activities

• Answer questions or direct members to the proper leadership

• Monitor activity levels and involvement

• Help members with training or improving in games

• Report concerns, issues, or conflicts to higher leadership

• Promote teamwork, professionalism, and positive behavior

• Support division structure and assist leadership when needed

• Review leadership performance within assigned teams

• Responsible for the overall development and success of their section.

• Recruit new members into SRG following the proper procedures and guidelines.

• Remain an active, professional, and positive representative of SRG.

• Attend SRG events and activities at least twice per month.

• Keep updated section roster daily

🔵 ENLISTED SENIOR OFFICERS

GENERAL | [GEN]

Overview:

A General is a senior leadership role responsible for overseeing major parts of the community structure and assisting upper command with organizational management. Generals help supervise sections, guide leadership teams, and ensure that standards and policies are being followed throughout the community. They provide direction to leaders under their authority, help resolve higher-level issues, and support long-term goals and planning. Their main purpose is to help maintain order, structure, and professionalism across the community while serving as a key link between upper leadership and division leadership. (Only 2 Generals per section)

• Supervise Section Leaders and senior leadership roles

• Monitor Section performance and activity levels

• Review leadership responsibilities and expectations

• Assist with disciplinary decisions or escalated issues

• Support leadership development and promotions

• Communicate updates and expectations to members under their command

• Participate in leadership meetings and planning sessions

• Provide guidance, feedback, and direction to leaders under their authority

• Help ensure standards, rules, and policies are being followed

• Assist with section planning, structure, and long-term growth

• Serve as a communication link between Senior Officers and Section leadership

• Assist in keeping the updated section list

• Recruit new members into SRG following the proper procedures and guidelines.

• Remain an active, professional, and positive representative of SRG.

• 5 Section Leader Seminars

• Has been General for 3 months

COLONEL | [COL]

Overview:

A Colonel is a senior leadership role that supports upper command with section structure, leadership supervision, and operational organization. Colonels guide Majors, review leadership performance, and ensure that activities within the division are being handled properly. They act as a strong support system for Generals and assist in managing communication, enforcing standards, and helping section stay productive and professional. Their main responsibility is to help maintain structure and leadership effectiveness throughout the community. (Only 2 Colonels per Squad)

• Assist Generals with section oversight

• Help supervise Majors and senior leaders

• Review section activity and performance

• Support leadership with planning events or activities

• Provide guidance and feedback to leaders under their chain

• Help ensure rules, standards, and expectations are being followed

• Report issues or concerns to upper leadership

• Participate in leadership meetings and planning sessions

• Help evaluate leaders for promotions or responsibilities

• Serve as a communication link between Generals and section leadership

• Assist with solving leadership problems or escalated issues

• Represent higher leadership within sections and events

• Recruit new members into SRG following the proper procedures and guidelines.

• Remain an active, professional, and positive representative of SRG.

• Attend Senior Leadership Meetings.

MAJOR | [MAJ]

Overview:

A Major is a senior leadership role responsible for assisting upper command with squad operations and leadership oversight. Majors help monitor activity, support leaders under their command, and ensure that squad responsibilities are being completed correctly. They act as a link between Generals and lower leadership by providing guidance, relaying information, and helping maintain structure and professionalism. Their main focus is to support division operations and help keep leadership teams organized and effective. (Only 2 Majors per squad)

• Assist Colonels with section operations

• Monitor activity levels and participation

• Help supervise leadership under their chain

• Provide direction and feedback to lower leadership

• Assist with planning squad events and meetings

• Review responsibilities to ensure duties are being completed

• Report concerns, issues, or inactivity to Commanders

• Relay updates and information from upper leadership

• Help train and prepare upcoming leaders

• Support section structure and organization

• Encourage member involvement and activity

• Represent section leadership during gameplay or events

• Recruit new members into SRG following the proper procedures and guidelines.

• Remain an active, professional, and positive representative of SRG.

• Attend Senior Leadership Meetings.

CAPTAIN | [CPT]

Overview:

A Captain is responsible for managing single squad within a section and ensuring that leaders under them are performing their duties correctly. Captains help organize section activities, support section leadership, and maintain communication between higher leadership and the members they supervise. They play a key role in keeping members engaged, addressing issues, and helping maintain structure, professionalism, and activity across their assigned areas. Their main focus is to coordinate leadership efforts and ensure their part of the section operates smoothly and in alignment with community standards. (1 permitted for each squad)

• Oversee a single squad within their section

• Support Section Leaders, Squad Leaders, and lower leadership

• Help coordinate section events and activities

• Ensure responsibilities are being fulfilled by leaders under them

• Communicate division updates and expectations to their teams

• Monitor activity, participation, and engagement

• Address issues or member concerns within their assigned areas

• Report updates or problems to Majors

• Assist with training and developing new leaders

• Encourage teamwork, professionalism, and involvement

• Help maintain structure and organization across their sections

• Represent squad leadership during gameplay and community interaction

• Recruit new members into SRG following the proper procedures and guidelines.

• Remain an active, professional, and positive representative of SRG.

• Attend Senior Leadership Meetings.

• Host squad meetings

• Keep updated squad roster daily

🟠 ENLISTED JUNIOR OFFICERS

LIEUTENANT | [1LT] [2LT]

Overview:

A Lieutenant is responsible for assisting Captains and Section Leaders with managing members, organizing activities, and helping keep their assigned group active and informed. They support leadership by communicating updates, helping coordinate events, and ensuring members understand expectations and community standards. Lieutenants often serve as the hands-on support for smaller teams or sections and help bridge communication between members and higher leadership.

Their main purpose is to help maintain structure, participation, and professionalism while learning and preparing for higher leadership responsibilities. (only 2 Lieutenants per squad)

• Assist Captains and Section Leaders with member coordination

• Help organize small events or activities

• Communicate updates and announcements to members

• Make sure members understand rules and expectations

• Answer questions and direct members when needed

• Encourage participation in community events

• Help monitor activity and involvement

• Support training or onboarding of new members

• Report concerns or inactivity to higher leadership

• Help maintain a positive and professional environment

• Represent leadership during gameplay and community interaction

• Attend and host squad activities and events

• Remain an active, professional, and positive representative of SRG.

MASTER SERGEANT | [MSG]

Overview:

A Master Sergeant is a Junior Officer responsible for supporting leadership operations, assisting with member training, and helping maintain structure within the community. They guide Sergeants, help develop upcoming leaders, and ensure that members understand community standards and expectations. Master Sergeants also assist with organizing events, training sessions, and activities that support the growth and engagement of the community.

Their main purpose is to help strengthen leadership readiness, support squad operations, and make sure members are prepared for future responsibilities. (Only 5 MSG’s per squad)

• Mentor and guide Sergeants and lower-ranking members

• Help train upcoming leaders for future promotion

• Assist with organizing training sessions and seminars

• Support squad and section leadership with day-to-day operations

• Communicate updates and expectations to members

• Monitor activity, participation, and engagement

• Ensure members understand and follow community guidelines

• Help resolve minor issues or conflicts

• Report concerns or disciplinary needs to leadership

• Encourage professionalism, teamwork, and involvement

• Represent leadership during events, gameplay, and community discussions

• Attend and host squad activities and events

• Remain an active, professional, and positive representative of SRG.

• Recruit new members into SRG following the proper procedures and guidelines.

🟣 ENLISTED SUPPORT OFFICERS

SERGEANT | [SGT]

Overview:

A Sergeant is responsible for helping support leadership, guiding members, and assisting with basic community operations. They help organize smaller activities, encourage participation, and ensure members understand rules and expectations. Sergeants often serve as the first level of leadership for members, providing direction, answering questions, and helping keep their group active and informed.

Their main role is to assist leadership, maintain engagement, and prepare for higher responsibilities within the community. (Only 5 Sergeants for each squad)

• Assist leaders with organizing small events or activities

• Help guide new members and answer questions

• Encourage participation in community events

• Remind members of rules and expectations

• Help keep communication active within their group

• Monitor attendance, activity, or engagement

• Support leadership with coordination or planning

• Report issues, concerns, or inactivity to higher leadership

• Promote teamwork, respect, and professionalism

• Represent leadership during gameplay and community interaction

• Attend and host squad activities and events

• Remain an active, professional, and positive representative of SRG.

• Recruit new members into SRG following the proper procedures and guidelines.

CORPORAL | [CPL]

Overview:

A Corporal is an entry-level leadership role responsible for assisting Sergeants and helping support members in their everyday involvement. Corporals help answer questions, encourage participation, and guide new or less experienced members. They serve as a bridge between leadership and the general membership while learning the basics of leadership responsibilities themselves.

Their main purpose is to help maintain engagement, support communication, and prepare for future advancement into higher leadership roles. (10 Corporals per squad)

• Welcome new members and help them get settled

• Answer basic questions and assist with information

• Remind members about upcoming events or activities

• Encourage participation and involvement

• Help maintain communication within their group

• Support Sergeants with simple tasks or coordination

• Monitor general activity and engagement

• Promote good behavior and a positive environment

• Report concerns or inactivity to a Sergeant

• Represent leadership during gameplay and community interaction

• Remain an active, professional, and positive representative of SRG.

• Recruit new members into SRG following the proper procedures and guidelines.

⚪️ ENLISTED CORE MEMBERS

PRIVATE FIRST CLASS | [PFC]

Overview:

A Private First Class is a standard member who is beginning to take a more active role in the community. They participate in events, follow community guidelines, and support their squad or division by staying involved. Private First Class members are expected to demonstrate good behavior, represent the community positively, and show consistent activity while preparing for potential advancement.

Their main responsibility is to be an active, respectful member who contributes positively to the community and follows leadership direction. (No limited capacity)

• Participate in events and community activities

• Stay active in Discord and in-game

• Follow rules, standards, and community guidelines

• Communicate respectfully with other members

• Support teamwork in their squad

• Help newer members when possible

• Represent the community positively during gameplay

• Show readiness for potential future promotion

• Attend meetings or trainings when required

• Refer people to join SRG

PRIVATE | [PVT]

Overview:

A Private is an entry-level member in the gaming community. Their main responsibility is to learn how the community works, participate respectfully, and follow the basic rules and standards. Privates are expected to stay active, interact positively with other members, and begin understanding how the community is organized.

Their primary focus is participation, activity, and becoming familiar with community expectations while preparing for advancement into higher member roles. (No limited capacity)

• Participate in games and community activities

• Stay active in Discord and squad chats

• Follow rules and community standards

• Listen to leadership and follow directions

• Communicate respectfully with other members

• Learn how the community is organized

• Attend events or meetings when required

• Begin showing interest in teamwork and involvement

• Represent the community in a positive way

• Refer people to join SRG

CADET | [CDT]

Overview:

A Cadet is a new or early-stage member who is learning the basics of the community. Their primary responsibility is to become familiar with the rules, structure, and expectations while participating respectfully in community activities. Cadets are encouraged to stay active, ask questions, and begin developing a sense of teamwork with other members.

Their main focus is learning, participating, and preparing to advance into official membership ranks once they understand how the community operates. (No limited capacity)

• Learn community rules and expectations

• Ask questions to understand how things work

• Participate in games and chats

• Stay active during probation or onboarding

• Show respectful behavior toward other members

• Begin learning teamwork and communication skills

• Attend events when possible

• Represent the community positively

• Prepare to advance into the official member ranks

• Refer people to join SRG

1. Follow Your Immediate Leadership

Members should first communicate with their direct superior before reaching out to higher ranks. This includes questions, issues, concerns, and requests. Skipping ranks without cause disrupts operations and may result in delays.

2. Respect Leadership Authority

Each rank has designated responsibilities and authority based on SRG’s structure. Leadership decisions made within a member’s chain are to be followed unless escalated appropriately through proper procedure.

3. Escalation Procedure

If an issue cannot be resolved by a direct superior (or if the issue involves that superior), members may escalate to the next rank in the chain. At every stage, leadership will review the matter professionally and determine the appropriate course of action.

4. Communication Expectations

Members are expected to communicate respectfully and professionally when addressing leaders. Leadership, in turn, is required to respond or redirect members in a timely manner, or escalate issues upward when appropriate.

5. Avoid Bypassing the Chain

Members should not skip ranks or directly contact higher leadership unless specifically instructed or if the matter involves misconduct by the immediate superior. The chain exists to route communication correctly and prevent conflict of interest.

6. Confidentiality and Professionalism

Discussions within the chain are considered official internal communication and should remain professional and confidential at all times. Sharing private chain-of-command discussions without authorization is prohibited.

7. Leadership Responsibility

It is the responsibility of all leaders to support, guide, and assist those under their command. Leadership positions are earned through trust, responsibility, and the ability to serve and support the members they lead.

8. Final Authority

Ultimate authority and decision-making power related to chain processes remain with SRG Executive leadership and Board Members. Any dispute beyond normal resolution may be reviewed at the highest level if necessary.

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Recruiting in SRG is one of the most common operational procedures performed within the community, as it is the primary way we bring new members into SRG. There are several key points to note:

1. You must be a Corporal or higher to recruit independently. If you wish to bring someone into SRG, you may direct them to our website at https://silentresponsegaming.org, where they can complete the Member Application and list your name or gamertag in the “Who recruited you” section. They can also join Discord directly from the website. If you are not eligible to recruit independently, you must be accompanied by a member who is authorized to do so.

2. All members being recruited into SRG must be age-verified by birthdate through the application review process to ensure they are 18+ years of age.

The Process

• Once an applicant submits their application, a member of Administrative, Community Management, or Executive Staff will review it. After review, they will redact all “Personally Identifiable Information (PII)” by covering it with a black box or cropping it out.

The reviewing member will then post the application in #app-screenshots on Discord, including the following information:

- Title: (Applicant | Number | Date | How they found us)

- Screenshot: of the redacted application

- Tags: Recruiting, New Recruit, Approved Application

- Message: (copy/paste for reference)

THIS MEMBER’S APPLICATION HAS BEEN FULLY REDACTED AND IS READY FOR ONBOARDING
(TAG @SRG | RECRUITER ROLE)

- After the reviewer posts the screenshot, it becomes the recruiter’s responsibility to continue the onboarding process.

‍ ‍Onboarding

• Onboarding consists of inviting the new member into a voice channel (VC), and screen sharing if applicable. If screen sharing is not possible, continue verbally. You must review the SRG Code of Conduct with them before moving forward. (The member cannot progress to the next rank until onboarding is completed.)

• Once onboarding is complete, and if you have the proper Discord permissions, you will:

  - assign roles

  - update their nickname

  - assign their squad

• Squad assignment must be documented by commenting on the app screenshot with the following example format:

- [Division] – [Section] – [Squad]

• Recruitment Training is mandatory before being granted the Recruiter Role.

• If you do not have permission to manage roles, tag your superior squad officer for assistance.

If you have any questions regarding recruitment, please contact your superior squad officer for guidance.

Overview:

Scheduled events—such as game nights, movie nights, tournaments, meetings, and other activities hosted by SRG officials are a major way we keep our members engaged and invested in the community.

While members are always welcome to post and look for a group to play with at any time, scheduled events require a bit more preparation. It’s important to plan ahead and follow the event guidelines, as not everyone will be available on short notice.

Game Nights, Movie Nights, Prize Free Tournaments, Etc…

1. Eligibility

   • You must be a Sergeant or higher to host any event.

   2. Scheduling

   • Events must be scheduled 14 days in advance.

   3. Discord Usage

   • All events must use the Discord Gaming Room channels.

   • This allows higher-ranking members to sit in if needed.

   4. Party Settings

   • All game parties must remain Open so members can join if they are running late.

   5. Channel Labeling

   • Set the channel status to: Event – Hosted by [your name]

   6. Tournaments

   • Tournaments must be prize-free, unless:

     • You personally supply the prize, or

     • You receive approval from Treasury.

   7. Graphics

   • Any graphics needed must be created by you.

   • Tools you can use include:

     • GIMP

     • Canva

     • ChatGPT image tools

   • Or ask a Graphic Designer in SRG if someone is willing to help.

   8. Event Permissions

   • If you have permission, the option to create events will appear at the top of the Discord channels.

Meetings, Seminars, Training, Etc…

• Squad Meetings

  • You must be a Lieutenant to post and advertise squad meetings.

  • Captains will be the primary hosts.

  • Divisional Meetings

  • You must be a Division Leader to host divisional meetings.

  • All-Hands Leadership Meetings

  • Must be hosted by the Chief Operations Officer and Assistant Chief Operations Officer.

  • All Board of Directors are expected to attend.

  • Scheduling

  • All meetings must be scheduled 14 days in advance.

  • Seminars / Training

  • Seminars and training sessions can be hosted by a Master Sergeant or higher.

  • Master Sergeants are expected to conduct training sessions for Sergeants being considered for MSG promotion.

  • Preparation Time

  • Seminars and training require more preparation and must be scheduled at least 3 weeks in advance.

  • Leadership Training

  • Any leadership role will require training. The duration depends on the role, the person, and what training is needed.

Advancement Practices/Scrims

• You must be a Sergeant or higher to host these sessions.

• You must have a proven track record of training players in virtual games.

  • You must be knowledgeable in the game you are hosting practice for.

  • Each session must be at least 1 hour long.

  • You must cover key gameplay aspects such as:

    • map callouts

    • in-game mechanics

    • choke points

    • game mode knowledge

    • etc.

  • Everyone participating must follow the host’s instructions.

  • Match size should be 4v4 or larger, unless the game itself cannot support that many players. In that case, a smaller size is acceptable.

Overview:

Promotions are a privilege, not a right. SRG will not award ranks or promotions to individuals who have not demonstrated the qualities and performance required for advancement. Please review the SRG Rank Structure(Click Here) to understand rank responsibilities and promotion pathways.

If rank expectations are not being met, the member will remain at their current rank. Promotions are based on activity, participation, communication, and contribution. If a member is not contributing to SRG in any meaningful way, they will not be promoted.

All SRG ranks are volunteer positions and are not paid. While we understand that responsibilities must be balanced with real-life obligations, accepting a role means accepting the responsibilities that come with it. Neglecting duties for prolonged periods may result in disciplinary action to determine whether the member is the appropriate fit for the role they hold.

SRG promotions are based on activity, behavior, leadership, reliability, and community impact.

Promotions must be earned through consistent performance, not requested.

New Member Pathway Guide (Entry-Level)

Cadet → Private → Private First Class

How to progress:

• Complete onboarding steps

• Follow community rules

• Participate in chats, events, and games

• Demonstrate positive behavior

• Ask questions and get familiar with SRG

• Name change

Core member and Support Officer Growth Pathway Guide (Active Members)

Private First Class → Corporal → Sergeant → Master Sergeant

How to progress:

• Stay active in the community

• Participate regularly in supported games

• Help newer members

• Show consistent maturity and teamwork

• Stay positive and follow guidelines

• Recruit new members

• Name change

• Sergeants must be in their role for 2 weeks before eligible for promotion to master sergeant

• Sergeants must attend 3 seminars to be eligible for promotion to master sergeant

These ranks show trust, reliability, and community involvement.

Junior Officer Leadership Pathway Guide (Starting Leadership Roles)

Master Sergeant → Lieutenant → Captain

How to progress:

• Show initiative in helping run small activities or groups

• Assist officers and moderators

• Demonstrate strong communication skills

• Remain respectful, patient, and fair

• Recruit new members

• Name change

• Lieutenants must have been in their role for 1 month to be considered for Captain

• Attended and completed 5 seminars for eligible promotion to Captain

These ranks are ideal for members beginning to take on leadership responsibilities.

Senior Officer Leadership Pathway Guide

Captain → Major → Colonel → General

How to progress:

• Lead teams or game groups successfully

• Maintain activity and community engagement

• Assist with planning events

• Help resolve minor issues or disputes

• Communicate with higher ranks regularly

• Recruit new members

• Name change

• Colonels must have been in their role for 1 month to be considered for General

• Colonels must have attended 5 seminars

These ranks are for experienced, trusted leaders who help guide larger portions of SRG.

Senior Management & Community Management Pathway Guide

General → Section Leader → Division Leader → Moderator

How to progress:

• Show consistent reliability and professionalism

• Demonstrate problem-solving and conflict-resolution skills

• Successfully support lower ranks and maintain structure

• Assist with organizing or managing community sections

• Gain staff approval through positive involvement

• General must have been in their role for 3 months to be considered for Section Leader

• General must complete 5 seminars to be eligible for Section Leader

• Name Change

• Recruit New Members

These roles require dedication, fairness, and commitment to building a safe community.

Executive Leadership Pathway Guide

Moderator → Community Director → Operations Director → Board of Directors → Owner

These roles are appointed based on:

• Long-term commitment

• High-level responsibility

• Leadership ability

• Trustworthiness

• Vision aligned with SRG values

These roles guide the entire organization and require exceptional maturity and dedication.

Divisions

Divisions are organized by game title (for example, Call of Duty). Each division contains multiple sections and is overseen by one Division Leader for every two sections.

Sections

Sections are assigned official names by SRG leadership and consist of five (5) squads per section. Each section is overseen by one Section Leader.

Members may not use section or squad names directly as part of their personal names. Any such usage must be modified or altered to avoid confusion and maintain organizational clarity.

Squads

Each section typically consists of five (5) squads, with a total capacity of 50 members. Every squad is overseen by one Captain, who is responsible for squad organization and leadership.

If a squad exceeds its member capacity, squads may be split to form additional squads. A split may occur once the squad reaches 60 members, allowing room for continued growth while maintaining effective squad management.

Transfers & Reassignments

Members of Silent Response Gaming (SRG) may select the Division they join at the time of recruitment. As interests and availability evolve, members may no longer actively participate in the game or Division they originally joined. In such cases, a transfer or reassignment may be requested.

The following guidelines outline the expectations and procedures that both leadership and members must understand prior to transferring between Divisions, Sections, and/or Squads. These standards ensure organizational stability, fairness, and continuity across SRG operations.

For any questions or concerns regarding the Transfers Policy, members should contact the Community Director for clarification or further guidance.

Members:

• Must initiate request to their current Captain in regard to a transfer.

• Must not have any Disciplinary Actions in the last 30 days.

• Must open a support ticket via discord.

• If they are a rank with a rank capacity there has to be an available spot in that rank for approval.

Leadership:

• The appropriate leadership must talk with the current leadership receiving the transfer to see if there is room for the outgoing member.

• Squad Transfers (both captains must agree before the member opens a ticket.)

• Section Transfers (both section leaders must agree before the member opens a ticket.)

• Division Transfers (both division leaders must agree before the member opens a ticket.)

• Due diligence to check for disciplinary actions is required before saying yes or no.

General Guidelines:

• After approved transfer, member must remain an active member in good standing with their new division, squad or section for a minimum of 30 days before transferring again.

• Who responds to the support ticket the member opens? It would be the receiving member Captain, Section Leader, Division Leader. If those members are not available, it will be the Moderator or Community Director!

• Members from other Divisions can not actively recruit for their division within the community, they must use outside resources to find new recruits.

• Do NOT open a ticket and immediately ping the Owners, Operations Director, or Community Director. The appropriate leadership will respond.

Member Activity Expectations

Silent Response Gaming does not enforce strict activity requirements. However, we do ask that all members who are not on an approved Leave of Absence (LOA) remain engaged within the community. Participation in game nights, social events, practices, meetings, and general Discord activity helps strengthen SRG and ensures our community remains active and welcoming.

An active community is essential, members expect to join a lively environment, not an inactive server. Please refer to the Inactivity Policy for details on how SRG addresses inactive members.

Leadership Activity Requirements

Members holding leadership positions are required to fulfill the responsibilities associated with their roles. Allowing a squad, section, or division to become inactive due to leadership inactivity is unacceptable. Failure to meet leadership responsibilities may result in demotion if no improvement is demonstrated.

Overview:

While SRG does not penalize members simply for being inactive, we must maintain an operational and active community. During onboarding, members are informed that participation and involvement are managed at their own pace. However, if Discord audit logs show that a member has been inactive for a minimum of two weeks and up to 1 month, the member will be honorably removed. This is not considered a violation of the SRG Code of Conduct. Honorably removed members are eligible to reapply immediately.

If a leadership member holds a role that is essential to SRG operations and becomes inactive, they may be removed from their leadership position immediately.

For additional information regarding expectations and eligibility for advancement, please review the Promotion Policy.

We understand that things in real life happen so members may have to take an LOA.

If members are going to take an LOA they must inform their superior officer. After the officer has been made aware it is their responsibility to report it to their higher leadership till it reaches Executive Leadership.

The Process:

1. Change nickname so it has [LOA] at the end. So it should look like this SRG LANX [COO] [LOA]

2. Assign the LOA role to the member.

3. If it’s a crucial role that is taking LOA they must find a suitable replacement approved by their superior and the Chief Operations Officer or Assistant Chief Operations Officer.

4. Go in to CMS ➔ go to your appropriate roster list ➔ click on the name ➔ click on notes ➔ Add new note ➔ Category: General ➔ Note: Insert the date LOA will be starting, date estimated of LOA ending, reason if applicable. ➔ RESTRICT THE NOTE ➔ Click Submit.

Members may chat in discord however if you are on a LOA we expect you NOT to be chatting in discord, if a leadership member is on LOA they are relieved of their duties and should not perform any SRG sensitive functions.

Overview:

SRG will never require you to change your in-game username. Changing your in-game name is optional, however, all names must still align with SRG standards.

While we don’t require you to change your gamer tag, it is required that your SRG tag appears before your name in Discord. This can be adjusted by SRG leadership if needed.

Your Discord nickname only applies inside our server; your actual Discord username will continue to appear normally in any other servers you’re a part of.

Guidelines:

• If you choose to change your in-game name, it must follow this format: SRG BRAND0N (no hyphens, X’s, or underscores between SRG and your actual name).

• Usernames must be appropriate and align with the SRG Code of Conduct and SRG Standards. If you’re unsure whether a name is acceptable, please check with leadership first.

• If you update your in-game name, it must also match your Discord display name.

• Changing your name is optional, however we encourage members to do so. It helps strengthen SRG’s presence online and shows unity within parties, people are more likely to join groups when they see active, loyal members.

• Name cannot be taken by another SRG member.

• SRG name cannot match the name of a Section or Squad. If it does your name needs to be altered or modified in some way to avoid mix ups.

Overview:

SRG uses a third-party service to host its merchandise shop. We’ve always aimed to be transparent—physical inventory can be expensive, and newer communities typically operate on smaller budgets. Because of this, we rely on donations, partner programs, merch sales, and other methods to build a sustainable community income.

Until we reach that point, we use a drop-shipping service to provide merchandise. While we work toward generating steady community revenue, we still have operational costs such as website hosting, domain hosting, AMS hosting, and more.

Our store is run through Teespring, which means they handle all order processing, returns, and user information. SRG does not receive your private information and cannot process returns ourselves. For sizing, based on our experience:

• If you want clothing to fit a little looser after washing, order two sizes up

• If you want a slightly snug fit after washing, order one size up

• DO NOT ORDER YOUR ACTUAL SIZE!

Teespring Privacy Policy

Teespring Return Policy

We encourage all members to follow and support our social media platforms to help SRG grow. While not required, it is always appreciated.

TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@srgglobal

Facebook: https://facebook.com/silentresponsegaming

Instagram: https:instagram.com/silentresponsegaming

X: https://x.com/silentrspgaming

Twitch: https://twitch.tv/srgglobal

Kick: https://kick.com/srgclan

YouTube: https://youtube.com/silentresponsegaming

Discord: https://discord.gg/srgclan

No member of Silent Response Gaming is permitted to speak to, represent, or contact any organization, community, business, or nonprofit on behalf of SRG without prior approval from Executive Leadership, including the Board of Directors, Assistant Chief Operations Officer (A-COO), or Chief Operations Officer (COO).

All business-related communications and partnerships must be handled exclusively by Executive Leadership.

Silent Response Gaming (SRG) is committed to providing an inclusive, fair, and respectful gaming environment for all members. We believe that every gamer deserves equal opportunity to participate, grow, and lead within our community.

SRG does not tolerate discrimination or harassment of any kind based on, but not limited to, race, ethnicity, nationality, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, religion, disability, age, skill level, platform, or personal background. All members are evaluated based on conduct, contribution, commitment, and adherence to SRG policies, not personal characteristics.

Opportunities for membership, participation, leadership roles, promotions, events, and community recognition are open to all eligible members who meet SRG’s requirements and standards. Advancement within SRG is based on merit, activity, leadership, and accountability.

Any behavior that undermines equal opportunity, including discrimination, exclusion, or harassment, is a violation of the SRG Code of Conduct and will be addressed through disciplinary action, up to and including removal from the community.

SRG is proud to foster a diverse gaming community built on respect, integrity, inclusion, teamwork, and professionalism, ensuring a safe and welcoming space for gamers worldwide.

Silent Response Gaming (SRG) recognizes that many video games contain fictional violence as part of gameplay. Participation in violent or combat-based games within SRG is permitted when such actions remain strictly within the context of the game and its intended mechanics.

However, SRG strictly prohibits any behavior that promotes, glorifies, or encourages real-world violence, including threats of harm, violent harassment, or extremist behavior. Members may not use violent language, imagery, or roleplay to intimidate, threaten, or target others outside of normal in-game mechanics or competitive banter.

All members are expected to distinguish between fictional gameplay and real-world conduct. Any statements or actions suggesting real-world harm, whether serious or made “as a joke”, will be treated as a serious violation of the SRG Code of Conduct.

Violations of this policy may result in disciplinary action, including strikes, suspension, immediate removal, or permanent ban/blacklist depending on the severity of the incident.

SRG’s priority is to maintain a safe, respectful, and responsible gaming environment while allowing members to enjoy competitive and action-based games appropriately.

Silent Response Gaming (SRG) is committed to maintaining a safe, respectful, and inclusive environment for all members. Harassment of any kind will not be tolerated within the SRG community.

Harassment includes, but is not limited to, verbal abuse, threats, intimidation, bullying, hate speech, slurs, discriminatory remarks, unwanted sexual comments, repeated unwanted contact, doxxing, stalking, or any behavior intended to demean, intimidate, or harm another individual.

This policy applies to all SRG-related platforms and activities, including but not limited to Discord, in-game interactions, voice chats, events, social media, and any representation of SRG.

Any member found to have engaged in harassment will be subject to disciplinary action, which may include strikes, suspension, demotion, removal from leadership, immediate removal from the community, and/or permanent ban or blacklist, depending on the severity of the violation.

SRG enforces a zero-tolerance policy toward harassment, especially when it involves discrimination, threats, or repeated behavior. All members are expected to uphold the Code of Conduct and represent SRG with integrity, professionalism, and respect at all times.

Silent Response Gaming (SRG) strictly prohibits the impersonation of SRG staff, leadership, moderators, or representatives in any form.

Impersonation includes, but is not limited to, falsely claiming to hold a leadership or staff position, misrepresenting authority, using staff titles, roles, or names without authorization, creating fake accounts, or attempting to act on behalf of SRG without approval.

This policy applies across all SRG-related platforms, including Discord, in-game interactions, social media, websites, and external communications.

Any member found impersonating SRG staff or misrepresenting their authority will be subject to immediate disciplinary action, which may include rank removal, suspension, removal from the community, and/or permanent ban or blacklist depending on the severity of the violation.

SRG enforces this policy to protect the integrity, security, and trust of its leadership structure and community operations.

To Be Announced…

Purpose:

The Member Reinstatement Policy outlines the conditions under which former members of Silent Response Gaming (SRG) may be considered for reinstatement following removal, resignation, or disciplinary action. This policy ensures fairness, accountability, and consistency in reinstatement decisions.

Do I Qualify?

• The member was honorably removed due to inactivity

• The member voluntarily resigned in good standing

• The member completed a disciplinary removal period and is eligible to reapply

• Members who leave without notice have 24 hours to join back, If they do NOT they will receive a 3 month ban and will have to restart their tenure as a new member.

Members who were blacklisted for severe violations of the SRG Code of Conduct may be permanently ineligible for reinstatement at the discretion of Executive Leadership.

Reinstatement Process:

• Fill out the member application here ➔ Member Application unless you are joining back in the 24 hour period.

• Go through onboarding again as things may have changed unless you are joining back in the 24 hour period.

• Leaders should follow onboarding process for new members.

• Leaders should use the reinstate tool in CMS and proceed with a transfer to current squad if necessary.

Reinstatement Conditions:

• Rank reset

• Reassignment to different squad

• 30 day probationary period

All reinstatement decisions are made at the discretion of SRG Executive Leadership. SRG reserves the right to deny reinstatement requests without obligation to provide detailed reasoning.

Silent Response Gaming (SRG) is committed to maintaining open communication, transparency, and mutual respect within the community. Our Open Door Policy ensures that members feel comfortable bringing forward questions, concerns, feedback, or ideas without fear of retaliation.

Members are encouraged to communicate respectfully with their immediate leadership whenever possible. If an issue cannot be resolved at that level, members may escalate concerns through the Chain of Command or reach out to Community Management or Executive Leadership.

This policy applies to concerns related to community conduct, leadership decisions, conflicts, suggestions, or general feedback. All communications should remain professional, respectful, and solution-focused.

SRG leadership will make every reasonable effort to listen, respond, and address concerns in a timely and fair manner. Abuse of the Open Door Policy, including harassment, false accusations, or bypassing the Chain of Command without cause, may result in corrective action.

The Open Door Policy does not override SRG’s Code of Conduct, Chain of Command, or disciplinary procedures, but exists to support communication, accountability, and trust within the community.

Rank Eligibility & Advancement

No rank within Silent Response Gaming (SRG) is ever guaranteed. All ranks are earned, not given, and are awarded based on commitment, activity, participation, performance, merit, and tenure within the community.

Requests or demands for rank advancement are not permitted. Members who ask for ranks will receive a verbal warning. Advancement is achieved through consistent effort, leadership, and contribution, just like every other member.

Role Acceptance & Responsibility

Members who accept a rank or leadership role are fully responsible for the duties and expectations associated with that position. Leadership roles may, at times, require members to temporarily cover additional responsibilities in an interim capacity until a permanent assignment is made.

Members should not accept a role unless they are able and willing to fulfill its responsibilities. Failure to perform assigned duties or maintain expected activity may result in demotion or removal from the role.

Interim Assignments

SRG reserves the right to assign interim responsibilities to ensure continued operations. These assignments are temporary and based on community needs.

Volunteer-Based Community

All SRG ranks and leadership positions are volunteer roles. No member of Silent Response Gaming is compensated or paid for performing duties within the community.

Final Authority

All ranking, promotions, demotions, and role assignments are determined at the discretion of SRG Executive Leadership, based on the needs of the community and member performance.

Silent Response Gaming (SRG) recognizes and respects that all members have real-life responsibilities outside of the community that may limit their availability or activity at times. Real life will always take priority over gaming and clan operations.

While there are no strict activity requirements, SRG asks that members remain as active as reasonably possible to support continued community operations when life allows. Participation, communication, and engagement help ensure SRG remains active and welcoming.

Members are fully expected and encouraged to address all real-life responsibilities first, including work, family, health, and personal matters. SRG does not penalize members for prioritizing real life.

Leadership members should communicate periods of extended inactivity when possible and utilize Leave of Absence (LOA) options if needed. Please refer to the Inactivity Policy for additional details on how SRG manages inactive members.

SRG is built on understanding, balance, and respect, supporting both community engagement and real-life responsibilities.

Purpose

Silent Response Gaming (SRG) is committed to maintaining a respectful, professional, and trustworthy community. This policy exists to protect SRG, its members, leadership, partners, and other gaming communities from false, misleading, or malicious statements that could cause reputational harm.

Definition of Slander & Defamation

Slander and defamation include, but are not limited to:

• Making false statements presented as facts about SRG, its leadership, members, or operations

• Spreading rumors, accusations, or misleading information without verifiable evidence

• Publicly accusing individuals, SRG, or other clans/communities of misconduct without proof

• Encouraging others to believe or spread harmful claims about SRG or any person or organization

• Posting or sharing defamatory content on Discord, in-game chats, social media, streaming platforms, or external forums

• Former members are subject to ban if they choose to make slandered/defamatory comments about SRG publicly or privately.

Truthful statements supported by verifiable evidence and reported through proper internal channels are not considered slander or defamation.

Protection of SRG & Other Communities

SRG strictly prohibits members from engaging in slander or defamation against:

• Silent Response Gaming as an organization

• SRG leadership, staff, or members

• Other gaming clans, communities, organizations, or individuals

Disagreements, past conflicts, or personal opinions do not justify making harmful or false claims. Members are expected to resolve issues respectfully and through appropriate channels.

Reporting & Resolution

Concerns or allegations must be reported directly to SRG Leadership or Executive Staff with supporting evidence. Public call-outs, rumor-spreading, or retaliation are not acceptable methods of resolution.

Enforcement

Violations of this policy are considered serious offenses and may result in:

• Immediate disciplinary action

• Rank removal or demotion

• Suspension or removal from the community

• Permanent ban or blacklist, depending on severity

SRG reserves the right to take immediate action in cases where slander or defamation poses significant risk to the community’s reputation, safety, or operations.

Final Authority

All determinations regarding slander or defamation are made at the discretion of SRG Executive Leadership. SRG reserves the right to protect its members and reputation through enforcement of this policy.

Purpose

Silent Response Gaming (SRG) is committed to maintaining fairness, transparency, and professionalism within the community. This policy addresses personal relationships, family connections, and potential conflicts of interest to ensure decisions are made in the best interest of SRG.

Personal Relationships & Family Members

SRG allows members who are related or in personal relationships (including family members, spouses, partners, or close friends) to participate in the community. However, such relationships must not interfere with fair leadership, decision-making, or community operations.

Members may not use personal relationships to gain unfair advantages, influence promotions, avoid discipline, or bypass policies.

Leadership Restrictions

Members in leadership positions must:

• Disclose any personal or family relationships that could create a conflict of interest

• Recuse themselves from disciplinary actions, promotions, transfers, or evaluations involving individuals with whom they have a personal relationship

• Allow another qualified leader or Executive member to handle the matter to ensure impartiality

Conflict of Interest

A conflict of interest occurs when personal relationships, friendships, or outside interests could influence, or appear to influence, decisions made on behalf of SRG.

Examples include, but are not limited to:

• Promoting or protecting friends or family unfairly

• Disciplining others more harshly due to personal bias

• Using leadership roles for personal gain or favoritism

• Making decisions that benefit another organization or clan at SRG’s expense

Reporting & Enforcement

Members are encouraged to report potential conflicts of interest to SRG Executive Leadership or Community Management. All reports will be reviewed respectfully and confidentially.

Violations of this policy may result in:

• Removal from leadership responsibilities

• Demotion or reassignment

• Disciplinary action under the SRG Code of Conduct

Final Authority

All determinations regarding conflicts of interest are made at the discretion of SRG Executive Leadership, whose goal is to preserve fairness, integrity, and trust within the community.

Overview:

SRG is committed to maintaining a positive and fair gaming community. However, SRG reserves the right to update or change any policies, guidelines, or operational procedures as the Executive Members see necessary to align with SRG’s core values. While it is unlikely that changes will be made without discussion, SRG will make every effort to post an announcement in the #announcements channel on Discord to inform members of any updates.

SRG Reserves the right to make changes to the following documents

• SRG Code of Conduct

• SRG Operations Guide

• SRG Rank Structure

• SRG Chain of Command

• SRG Training Manuals

• SRG Ban Appeal

• SRG Disciplinary Action Report

• SRG Privacy Policy

• SRG Terms of Service