Automated Rule Enforcement

Automated Rule Enforcements are infractions that are not handed out by a person,  but instead done by the system.

Mac-Mute
Mac-Mute was an automated chat-filter system developed by the Soulsplit Development team. This chat-filter would automatically mute the person for a pre-determined time depending on how serious the case was. As the server grew, the number of spam bots inevitably increased and controlling these bots became a major issue for the staff team, leading to the implementation of the mac-mute. There is a section on the forums where incorrect infractions made by the automute system can be overturned. This section was discontinued.

Auto-Ban
Auto-Ban is also an automated system created by the developers in order to prevent any possible duplications of items, by glitches, etc. So that the economy remains stable and there isn't too much accumulation of particular items. Items which are considered to be owned by "wealthy" people are considered for auto-bans. There is a pre-set limit of a particular item that a player is allowed to store in his bank. Incase the player exceeds this pre-set limit, he/she will be banned and their account will be scrutinized for about 20 minutes and everything will be reset according to specified limitations and the player can continue playing. This system prevents any kind of duplication of items to be possible.

Muling
Muling is putting high-priced items on an a low level account with almost none to less then 20 hours played, just to keep from getting autobanned, caught scamming, or attempting to avoid any other rule. The account will automatically be banned if found. It makes unneeded accounts for almost no reason, and takes up memory for the server. Don't do it, you will lose your items on the mule account if caught doing this, with the addition of your main account being banned.