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[Toy Story] What are the "rules" of being a toy?

In Toy Story 1, while Woody is making the plan to save Buzz from Sid, he says in order to do so "they are going to have to break a few rules." What exactly are the rules? Who made them? And to follow up, let's say they get "caught" by people. Are there any consequences?
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They're Woody's rules.  Toys don't have an overarching society; places like Andy's House or Sid's House or Sunnyside Daycare handle their own affairs differently.

Here, Woody's referring to his house's own set of rules, which can be loosely shown to be the following (rules broken at Sid's House are marked):

1. Don't be seen as being alive.  This seems to be less a rule and more like an compulsion as even Buzz follows this automatically despite believing he's real. **(Broken)**
2. Don't break continuity; be the same place you were when the Kid last saw you.  **(Broken)**
3. Do not hurt your Kid.
4. Do not scare your Kid.  **(Broken)**
5. Play the way your Kid wants to play to the best of your ability.  **(Broken)**
6. Keep your Kid safe.
7. Make sure your Kid is loved.
8. Do not abandon your Kid, even if they've abandoned you. **(Broken)**