It's come to my attention that I am clearly using incorrect minecraft terminology, resulting in consistent, massive communication failure between myself and other miencraft players.
Would somebody explain to me the proper minecraft terminology to communicate the following concept, in the context of a multi-player server:
* The plain, unmodifed game
* No mods
* No crazy, unique custom rulesets enforced by command blocks that change how the game plays
* No custom world borders
* Nobody using creative mode, the console, or MCedit to change things before, during, or after gameplay
* The game like you would play it, "out of the box" without anything weird or strange going on
* Create the world, then play...without any intermediate changing of the world between creating it and playing it
* No, really.
* No, really really.
I feel like "vanilla survival" should be sufficient to convey this concept. But it seems to be the norm that "vanilla survival" to the majority of the minecraft community means some variation of "oh, there are only half a dozen mods installed, but don't worry it's only an 80 meg download and you already have forge installed, right? Because you'll need that. Also, by the way, the server makes use of the new customizable world borders, and we have it set to this crazy, arbitrarily small area to force people to build near each other and it's set on a timer to slowly expand over some amount of time, except when us admins decide to arbitrarily change it because we feel like it. But you'll hardly notice because of how often we use MCedit to import stuff into the world to keep things interesting. And oh, by the way...we have this custom command block thing set up that took us weeks to build, and the entire server is set up for a 3 times a week custom game with teams and permadeath. You did say you wanted vanilla, right? 'Cuz we're totally vanilla. Absolutely plain, boring vanilla. And oh, by the way, our server is hacked and you'll need to torrent our version of the client, here's the link. Totally vanilla."
So since clearly I am in the minority here...would somebody explain to me how to communicate this very simple idea of "don't change anything" when I'm talking to fellow minecraft players?
Thanks.