Aura PVE started the way most good servers do — out of frustration with a bad one.
Me and a group of friends were playing on other PvE servers, and the community just wasn't it. You couldn't run a monument in peace — people spam-ran them constantly, cutting lines and ignoring turn order. The rules existed on paper, but nobody enforced them consistently. Worse, if you were friends with an admin, you got away with things other players got punished for. We watched the same behavior get a blind eye over and over.
So we built the server we actually wanted to play on. A place where my friends and I — and anyone else who joins — can actually learn monuments properly, build without someone blocking or griefing the process, and trust that the rules apply to everyone the same way, admins included.
That's still the whole point of Aura PVE. Not just "no raiding" on a rule sheet, but a server where the community itself is actually good to be part of.