World of Minecraft introduces a new feature, "Property Assignment" which allows a moderator to protect your building from being edited by any but those you grant permissions to.

Assigning properties to users.

You may assign property to any member or higher. However typically we only assign to builders or higher unless there's a good reason. If the user has built something good enough to be assigned space, they should probably be promoted to builder.

You may not assign property to yourself. If you want to be assigned property get another mod or higher to assign it to you.

When you wish to assign a property to a user, first of all you should stand in the region that you wish to assign and type "/assign".

This will allow you to see if there's a current assignment covering where you're standing. If there is and you wish to reassign, you can type "/unassign" and it will be removed.

If you wish to unassign all current assigned areas for a particular user you can use "/unassign name".

Now you can assign the reserved area to a player by typing "/assign name" (where name is the player's name). After this, you will be asked to mark the bounding box that will be assigned to the player. So place two marks at opposing corners of the rectangle and then the area will be assigned.

Managing properties as a user.

The two commands that a user can use to manage who may and may not build on their assigned property are "/grant" and "/revoke". These commands must be executed while standing in the reserved area being managed.

The "/grant" command if used without any parameters will display the list of current users who may edit in the property.

A property owner may grant and revoke permissions from any non-spectator user.

To add a new user to the list, simply type "/grant name" and to remove a currently permitted user, type "/revoke name"