What's the difference between Telnet and Telnet Clan?

Telnet clans get Clanforge which is pretty much console with reduced permissions.

aka they can go rogue ever harder

The difference between Telnet and the Clanforge is the fact that a normal Telnet Client CAN restart the server, but it's really unrecommended due to the fact it's unsafe, and the role is past down onto our Clanforge users as it's more safer. Not only that, Clanforge is also used for resetting maps, yet only seniors seek permission to do so.

Note: Don't do this but I'm noting out a unsafe way for the normal telnet client to restart and or stop the server.

It's basically a command, not in-game but it's a subcommand for telnet to use.

telnet.stop

As a warning to the telnets, please don't use I as it is highly unsafe.

Telnet gets a telnet client and they have access to commands but they are limited to it. They can super people also through the telnet client.

Telnet ClanForge is all the same permissions with Telnet, they still get the telnet client, but they also get a console called ClanForge. Telnet ClanForges get to start, restart, and stop the server

not totalanarchy lol

Adding to Lemon's post: it's not more unsafe than a server crash, which happens even more frequently than telnet.stop is used. If you want to perform a restart while the server is stable, /stop is the way to go; it always automatically starts again if you don't use ClanForge. If the server is crashed or unresponsive in a different way, you are in fact advised to use telnet.stop to speed up the process of restarting it.

A common mistake: there's no point in using /restart as it's not configured on this server and will therefore act the same as /stop.

Lol, I was thinking the same thing.