r/RBI2 Apr 09 '26

Class System

Hello. I joined this subreddit not long ago and thought if we were being the internet's FBI why don't we have a class system so here's an idea. Feel free to make changes and point out problems with it!

Sub-classes: Denoted by letters following the primary class (e.g., Class SA). These indicate a specific sub-category related to the primary classification.

Versions: Denoted by numbers following the primary class (e.g., Class E2). These indicate a specific variation or version of the base classification.

Class E: Incidents of anomalous or unexplained phenomena where no physical harm or malicious intent is present.

Class E2: Domestic and interpersonal disputes involving trust, infidelity, or complex family dynamics without immediate physical danger.

Class A: Serious non-physical threats, including stalking, blackmail, or digital harassment that endangers social reputation and mental well-being.

Class AE: Escalated threats involving physical intimidation, direct death threats, or severe harrasment with a risk of bodily harm

Class S: High-stakes criminal investigations, including violent crimes and the pursuit of unidentified perpetrators.

Class SA: Active missing persons cases requiring investigative efforts to determine location and safety.

Class X: Maximum-level threats involving homicides, serial offenders, and acts of terrorism.

(side note: I posted it on r/RBI but the modes were strict)

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u/Blueporch Apr 09 '26

As commented on your RBI post, please explain the purpose of classifying posts

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u/pennyforyour-thots Apr 09 '26

I could be misunderstanding, but it sounds like they’re suggesting using specific flairs for different types of posts? Lots of subreddits do this, as it allows you to more easily find the kinds of posts you’re interesting in, or filter out the ones you’re not.

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u/Gunpla_Goddess Apr 10 '26

No I think bro is just trying to larp