Frequently Asked Questions

IHS is a Roblox Studio, creative project environment, and community-driven studio focused on digital entertainment, online experiences, and related community operations.

IHS is focused on creative projects, structured studio operations, connected community spaces, and support systems that help users interact with its platforms and experiences.

IHS presents itself as working across community-driven projects, online experiences, roleplay-related environments, support infrastructure, creator-facing processes, and broader studio operations.

Yes. Current IHS pages and policies show a clear focus on connected digital spaces, respectful participation, safety, accessibility, and responsible community management.

No. IHS states that it is not affiliated with Roblox Corporation.

No. Current IHS pages describe IHS as a Roblox Studio, creative project environment, and community-driven studio structure. They do not present IHS as a government body, statutory authority, or public institution.

IHS directs users to its official help and contact channels. The contact page states that users can reach out for questions, complaints, problems, partnerships, and similar requests.

The Helpdesk is used for access to support resources and contact options. Current public pages reference areas such as the FAQ section, reporting options, accessibility reporting, and general contact routes.

The contact page lists response hours and notes that they are flexible and may change.

Users are expected to follow the Community Guidelines, the Terms of Service, project-specific rules or procedures, reasonable staff instructions, and the rules of any third-party platform used to access IHS, including Roblox and Discord.

The Guidelines apply across IHS-operated, IHS-managed, or IHS-affiliated community spaces. This can include Roblox experiences, Discord servers, websites, support systems, forms, events, creator spaces, project spaces, and related channels.

Yes. The Guidelines state that conduct outside a specific IHS space may still be relevant where it reasonably affects the safety, stability, moderation, operations, or reputation of IHS.

Yes. Access to spaces, roles, features, whitelists, testing access, creator access, and similar privileges may be limited, suspended, or withdrawn where reasonably necessary.

Prohibited conduct includes harassment, targeted abuse, threats, hate speech, spam, trolling, malicious files or links, privacy violations, scams, phishing, support abuse, and interference with moderation or support processes.

Yes. Users are expected to treat staff respectfully, follow reasonable staff instructions, and avoid misuse of support, ticket, report, appeal, or review systems.

Yes. The Privacy Policy states that IHS may process information submitted through websites, forms, portals, dashboards, support tickets, contact forms, email communications, creator processes, and community environments.

Yes. The Privacy Policy states that privacy-related requests may be submitted through official support, contact, or other designated request channels made available by IHS.

Yes. The Privacy Policy notes that IHS operates in digital and community environments that may be accessed through platforms used by minors, subject to the rules of those platforms.

The Intellectual Property Policy states that infringement reports, permission requests, licensing questions, and takedown-related issues should be submitted through the official contact form using the appropriate reporting option.

The main documents are linked through the website and Helpdesk, including the Community Guidelines, Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, Legal Notice, and Intellectual Property Policy.

Yes. The Community Archive page lists older IHS project communities that are no longer active.