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Show ContentHistorical vs. Current Change Summary (if you only care about the structure, skip this spoiler):

Main Clans: Known to many in only a figurative sense than a literal one (unless you're an old player). In the past, you could only join one. Later on, this turned into one RT clan and one CT clan. These days, timezones are a big factor to when people play, so we're allowing people anywhere from one to three main clans, the specifics of which are defined in the infographic. As for what is meant by "different timezones", we are enforcing a 3+ hour gap between them.
Veteran Clans: For many this concept is brand new, but old players will immediately remember it. Our goal with these is to promote not only longevity, but also stability. This is why we are introducing the concept of limiting roster changes in order to qualify.
Themed Clans: Most new players laugh off this concept but MarioKartWii.com had a plethora of these. These were the original Sub-Clans, and over time they devolved into carbon copies of Main Clans. Keeping in line with our vision of providing a place to play any format, we've brought these back in their original form with a more specific label and definition to preserve them.
Cliques: This is a brand new label, but still has history relating back to it. We took the MarioKartWii.com concept of dying Main Clans becoming Communities, and made it its own label. Generally, these groups still like to play wars but just not very often. We are taking a shot in the dark with this. We think a distinction between retired and dead clans is very important, especially if these friend groups still want to play from time to time. If this concept doesn't work (more carbon copies of Main Clans) we will take it off our site. Speaking of the original Communities, this leads me to our last change:
Communities: Back when MarioKartWii.com had these, they were one of two things--retired Main Clans that started taking in members from other clans who did infrequent wars and other events OR groups of people that did anything else but clan wars. We are taking the latter usage of Communities for our definition. The former definition is how we came up with Cliques. We believe distinguishing these two as different is very important. As we have covered in our Site Mission Statement, many casuals aren't interested in clanning but want a place to play funrooms and worldwides in a smaller, more inviting atmosphere instead of a giant space like a content creator's Discord. Another key distinction between our Communities and Communities on MarioKartWii.com is we are treating them distinctly separate from clans. If members of a community want to start posting wars, they must create a Main Clan thread or close down their Community Thread.
Sub-Clans: We firmly believe they have single-handedly compromised all the integrity the clan scene used to have and as such, we have made the firm decision not to include them here.Â We still recognize Sub-Clans in a server directory thread, but we will never host them directly on our site. Should even the server directory become a direct hindrance to our mission, we will remove it from our site.