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natty_dread wrote:Dako wrote:I think the whole system "first infraction - warning only" is a bad system. If you look at real world laws there is no such thing as first infraction.
In my country, first-time offenders don't have to go to jail for less severe crimes, even if they get a jail sentence.
jefjef wrote:Johnny Rockets wrote:When you are Conqueror, or Prime minister, or the President, your actions get put under the microscope a little more than some multi-cook.
This does not mean the punishment should be any harsher, but a point reset at least and that it be brought to the Communityās attention that this persons hands are no longer clean.
Whatever impact on his reputation will be the true punishment, especially for someone who takes great pride in his accomplishments and lets it be known often, and in a public forum.
You do realize this is an internet game site and not rl. Right?
This lynch mob mentality reflects poorly upon the community many of you are so concerned about.
The ONLY accusation, that if he is found guilty of, that would justify a point reset is the INTENTIONAL points dumping of Jobi's account. If you look at it thru unbiased eyes the evidence does NOT support a determination of guilt. Intent, which is what it boils down to, is not evident.
The warning, for Blitz joining public games, was correct and in line with the established punishment guideline. But to cry for his head solely because he is conqueror and publicly takes pride in his CC accomplishments is ludicrous and reflects poorly on the community.
Get over it.
Funkyterrance wrote:I think that cheating, as far as a game goes, is the equivalent of murder in rl. What is a game without rules? If you bend the rules or cheat you are essentially "killing" the game.
Stealing apples, relatively speaking, is poor analogy.
Robinette wrote:jackal31 takes this where it should not have gone, complaining of a mob lynching, ego bashing, and complaining that blitz gets tore apart whenever he makes a statement, and generally defending his innocence.
jackal31 wrote:Well Robinette, you already baited one person into making a statement and deciding to trash him on it. If you actually read what is written and what it is in response to, then you might be able to use the "pea" to understand what it means. I personally think you are quite cold (and I am being generously polite) in what you did, but we dont need to go there.
So yes, if you cant tell me what this is about, then I think I am dead nuts on. And I will offer a "general defense" as I have been trying to all along. I dont think anyone needs to defend Blitz as he offered his word, which is something you asked for and questioned. So why should he have to defend it further? Oh yeah, its because you want to use his word against him and twist what he is saying. So as far as staying on topic, the thread allows for both "evidence" and "defenses" to be shared for the accused.
safariguy5 wrote:Funkyterrance wrote:I think that cheating, as far as a game goes, is the equivalent of murder in rl. What is a game without rules? If you bend the rules or cheat you are essentially "killing" the game.
Stealing apples, relatively speaking, is poor analogy.
Well, what would say flaming in 1 forum post be then in analogy to secret diplomacy or throwing games? It all depends on the scope and the breadth, but often it's punished the same way under the current system.
Bones2484 wrote:Always has seemed more of a tool to punish forum infractions as opposed to game infractions.
Chariot of Fire wrote:I used to be clanmates with t-o-m in The Untouchables. One minute he was there, next <poof> he was gone. I was never into chat forums though so didn't take time out to see what had gone down. I was a mere upstart noob in those days (at least I felt nooby, as it was my first clan).
Worst case imo was buddysystem. Poor bugger had his account hacked into so it got suspended. He himself couldn't log in and post some form of defence so he resorted to creating another account to enable him to do so. Got busted for being a multi, lol.
At least that's how I think it went down. All a bit naff really.
lord voldemort wrote:while i agree...what tom did was no where near enough to deserve life ban from forums...he did do a lit of little things to get there...
having said that he still doesnt deserve it.
safariguy5 wrote:lord voldemort wrote:while i agree...what tom did was no where near enough to deserve life ban from forums...he did do a lit of little things to get there...
having said that he still doesnt deserve it.
Can we review DM's case? Please?
gannable wrote:LOL
great post Demonfork
probably reality too
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