Gold farming in World of Warcraft has taken on a life of its own. It started with wow gold farmers who were working as teams to completely mine all the wow gold in an area. Every guild should have rules of general conduct in WOW. Even though the rule is anything goes, it should be stated and made clear so that everyone can see it, knows it, and understands it. Some of the most basic rules are things such as a swearing policy, whether or not insults are tolerated, how people should be treated, and more. The goblins seem a shoo-in for the Horde, since they've already got so many connections with one another above and beyond the ostensible neutrality the goblins maintain between the Horde and the Alliance.

People however did research and found legit and easy ways to get up to 200 wow gold and hour. When they mined an enormous amount they then put it into a wow gold selling market. They were able to get $100's after doing basically no work for any of the wow gold. The techniques they used were found to be illegal and actually hurt the game. You do not need a huge list of rules, but you desire should be made very clear. This can and should include some simple statements which can describe the guild's purpose and rules.

Some others are talking about how and why these races would join either faction. The worgen connection to the Alliance is a bit tougher to figure out, but there are two apparent possibilities: either the humans of Gilneas have become worgen and wish to rejoin their former brethren, or the original worgen from their own dimension somehow join up with the Alliance in order to fight off a shared enemy such as the Burning Legion or the "Nightmare" of the Emerald Dream.