Reports are private
Negative reports and evidence go to moderation. Reporter identity is not shown to the reported player.
Moderation that avoids public accusations
The MVP treats teammate reliability as a moderated platform signal. It can restrict queues, but it does not turn reports into public accusations.
Serious claims need evidence
Cheating suspicion, griefing, throwing, and fake profile reports require evidence before review.
Actions are auditable
Queue restrictions and bans create moderation actions, audit logs, and appeal paths.
Public labels stay careful
TrustedQueue does not publish unverified accusations, raw risk scores, or public blame walls.
Report handling
Code of conductWhat happens after a serious report
TrustedQueue is designed so one unverified report does not instantly punish a player. Serious outcomes require review, evidence, audit logs, and an admin-confirmed decision.
Private intake
Reports are only accepted through the correct private flow, usually tied to completed lobby membership.
Evidence and source checks
Moderation reviews submitted evidence, current Steam/FACEIT checks, platform status, and report patterns.
Proportionate outcome
Confirmed issues can lead to no action, warning, reliability penalty, queue restriction, or platform ban.
Appeal where allowed
Restricted players can use appeal routes without seeing reporter identity or private evidence notes.
Use the protected route
Open supportReports and appeals stay in private workflows
Player-specific incidents should not be posted publicly. Use the completed-lobby report flow for incidents and the appeal flow for account restrictions so review context, evidence, and identity protections stay intact.
Private workflow
You need to report a player
Something happened in a TrustedQueue lobby and you want it reviewed.
- Use the report flow attached to the completed shared lobby.
- Choose the right category and describe what happened clearly.
- Attach match links, timestamps, demo links, or other evidence for serious claims.
Reports, reporter identity, and evidence stay private and are not public profile content.
Open completed lobbiesPrivate workflow
Queue access is restricted
Your account cannot join queue or lobby flows because of a restriction.
- Read the public-safe reason shown on your account or appeal page.
- Open the appeal path and explain what should be reviewed.
- Do not request reporter identity or private evidence disclosure.
Appeals are reviewed privately and moderation evidence remains protected.
Open appealPublic pages can show
- Verified identity and public-safe trust labels.
- FACEIT skill or Elo when linked and verified.
- Queue preferences such as region, language, mode, and preferred roles.
Public pages will not show
- Private reports, reporter identity, or moderation evidence.
- Raw risk scores or source response payloads.
- Unverified blame labels based only on user-submitted reports.