Support:Results of Support Meeting 2009-11-08: Difference between revisions
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* sometimes it works to tell both players that they have to stay away from each other (we don't want a technical solution because that can easily be abused) |
* sometimes it works to tell both players that they have to stay away from each other (we don't want a technical solution because that can easily be abused) |
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== Signs |
== Signs == |
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* Signs |
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* Insults, racism, and things like that are not accepted. |
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== Bad Words and Insults in Chat == |
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* Chat |
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* Bad words can have a perfect valid meaning depending on context: |
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* The more we punish, the more players will complain |
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* Difference between just using a bad word (once or a small number of times), and repeatably insulting other players |
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* Try to avoid telling the players that we don't react on hearsay because that makes us vulnerable. |
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* Suggested answer for complains: "I am sorry to hear that. Please try to ignore <name>. You can use /ignore to prevent private messages and there is a feature request to extend /ignore for public chat." |
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* when to react? |
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** punishing might only makes things worse, giving them attention, wasting time of admins |
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** players might leave the game because they are insulted |
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