Inclusivity is not an "extra" - it is the foundation that makes community possible and lets people feel comfortable showing up as themselves.

In Minecraft, every survival world is a community. Minecraft is at its best when people feel encouraged to be themselves. It is easy to think "it is just a game," but how we treat each other shapes whether players feel welcome to participate peacefully.

Inclusivity is not a checklist; it is an ongoing commitment. Survival worlds thrive when there is transparency, firm principles that adhere to consistency, and immediate corrective action for anyone who does not honor the community's expectations.

Minecraft is a game that gives us opportunities to rely on one another and work on creative problem-solving together as collaborative groups. If you see someone under a zombie attack - in game or in life - you could help out, or not. What you choose says a lot about the kind of world we are building.

• Everyone should feel welcome and respect others.
• Boundaries are not barriers - they are what make people feel comfortable showing up as themselves.
• Respect, kindness, and listening are how we build together - in game and beyond.

Cozy MC will always use its voice to normalize respect and kindness in survival communities. Inclusivity is not just about letting people in - it is about protecting what makes them feel motivated to stay.

Be part of the team that helps every community member feel like they belong. That is how we grow.

• Players open up creatively
• Friendships form faster
• Harassment stops being "normal"
• Minecraft becomes what it was meant to be - a shared story where everyone can thrive

Everyone is welcome here when they respect others - and that includes respecting boundaries that keep the space kind and safe for all. Each community has its own mission and focus, but inclusivity means everyone should have a place where they can belong and feel comfortable being themselves.

After all, inclusivity is everything - and kindness is our currency.