Mojang, the studio behind Minecraft, appears to be clamping down on the blocky builder's notorious anarchy servers, forcing them to comply with current moderation standards. These spaces, known for having lax enforcement on chat and in-game activities, now have noticeably higher standards for both, prompting pushback from their regular players.
Minecraft anarchy servers are, as their name implies, places where chaos reigns. They're sandboxes with as little oversight as possible, using outdated terms of service, which makes them quite popular. That was until December of last year, when the rules in one of the biggest, 2b2t (2builders2tools), became much tighter.
