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'''Communication is very important between admin'''. For example, if you deal with a support question in person because you are there already then please send a quick message to /support so that the other admin know that they don't have to deal with it. It's only a little frustrating if you saw a support message on IRC so you login only to discover it's already all fixed. Likewise if there is an issue which needs a decision from other admin, you need to tell the other admin about the issue. Preferably tell them before the issue is raised again so there is time for discussion. |
'''Communication is very important between admin'''. For example, if you deal with a support question in person because you are there already then please send a quick message to /support so that the other admin know that they don't have to deal with it. It's only a little frustrating if you saw a support message on IRC so you login only to discover it's already all fixed. Likewise if there is an issue which needs a decision from other admin, you need to tell the other admin about the issue. Preferably tell them before the issue is raised again so there is time for discussion. |
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== Hacked account == |
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If you suspect that a player has gained access to another player's account, then the player whose account has been compromised should be jailed for -1 minutes. This is not because we think they have done anything wrong, but because in jail items cannot be moved around so in particular noone can steal or throw away their items. Also noone can take their player to dangerous places to kill them etc. They are only safe to be released from jail once they have changed their password. This must be checked on the database which you need to ask a server admin to do. |
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If it is not obvious who hacked the account then this can be investigated by looking at the login events in database. Again, a server admin will need to be asked to do this. Please try to establish whether the player has shared any passwords as if they have, the people who knew the password are the most likely candidate for being a 'hacker'. (Which is, of course, why password sharing is prohibited, it makes too many problems.) |
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If you find out that someone has shared their password with others then please follow the same guidelines as for a hacked account. They should be jailed until they change their password. |
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== Abuse == |
== Abuse == |
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| repeat offender || x2 or x3 above |
| repeat offender || x2 or x3 above |
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== Your conduct == |
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As an admin it is important to set a good example to other players. This certainly means you should not be breaking any rules yourself. It is strongly preferable that you do not attack and certainly do not kill other players. If you have clone accounts which most people know belong to you, you should apply the same rules of conduct to them as you do yourself - players do not differentiate between the play-only and the admin characters. Of course, you would not have been chosen to have adminlevel if you weren't already a nice person who behaved well, but it is worth noting these things 'officially'. |
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== See also == |
== See also == |
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*[[Stendhal:Scripts_For_Admins]] |
*[[Stendhal:Scripts_For_Admins]] |
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*[[StendhalFAQ]] |
*[[StendhalFAQ]] |
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Finally - thank you again. I wish there was some concrete way to thank admin without making it look like they have an unfair advantage over others. Hopefully being a contributor to such a lovely game is at least some reward. |
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