Yeah, I wonder the same.king sam wrote:I mean honestly who gets on here and spends as much time defending an accusation of a stranger as calkid has done without ever having played any games or interaction with the accused.
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Yeah, I wonder the same.king sam wrote:I mean honestly who gets on here and spends as much time defending an accusation of a stranger as calkid has done without ever having played any games or interaction with the accused.
That's just because you got a gay avatar...Phlaim wrote:Yeah, I wonder the same.
Gengoldy wrote:Of all the games I've played, and there have been some poor sports and cursing players out there, you are by far the lowest and with the least class.
No. Perhaps you should learn how to read.calkid wrote:you call whining lobbying now?
Where exactly do you think the freedom of speech we have in this country comes from, son? Humorous, indeed...but not for the reason you believe.calkid wrote:again, GET A LIFE PEOPLE haha this is so ridiculous. and who's the nitpicker bringing up the law and the constitution just because i believed in freedom of speech??? haha this is getting a little humorous now.
Pretty much...well...everything.calkid wrote:i mean....gee....the site owners can limit how people talk? wow! i really didn't know that but big wooptie doo. what does that have to do with my belief in freedom of speech???
Hmm...perhaps more investigation needs to be done, into other accounts.calkid wrote:and for anyone who told me to go in to his games and watch his speech and actions, i have to question how much time they have to actually do that their own selves. to stalk this person just to see what he says in chat and just to whine and complain about it later. for god sake. the original poster even admitted he couldn't join a game because codeblue joined first yet he still had time to stalk this guy in games he wasn't even playing together.
They are not mutlis.king sam wrote:Maybe someone should check into whether or not these 2 are 1 and the same
I mean honestly who gets on here and spends as much time defending an accusation of a stranger as calkid has done without ever having played any games or interaction with the accused.
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This is the most random comment I've ever seen. Why don't you take this to... uhm, off-topic?alstergren wrote:That's just because you got a gay avatar...Phlaim wrote:Yeah, I wonder the same.


Okay here you go: 3985394, 3977012, 3976304, 3948008, 3947688, 3927754, 3915988, 3927776, 3837649, 3843509, 3849320, 3849461, 3849610, 3855626, 3907074, 3911348, 3910060, 3907081, 3907132, 3907164, 3909480, 3909093, 3909938, 3909949, 3909984, 3910001. If you like I can go on and on but I think these games should do the job. In almost every one of these games his opponent had said nothing in chat until he unleashed on them. All the games listed here were found within the first 3 pages of his games, I only looked at games he lost, didn't bother with the games he won.king achilles wrote:The list of games will also be for formality reasons. This is a report about his game chat abuse, so it would really help if there are more games to support the allegation. It is marked pending until we have enough evidence to declare the outcome. However, if it stays like this too long then this will be marked noted instead.
If the games are hard to find, I would suggest to anyone to put codeblue1018 in your foes list if you feel that this member is not worth your time.
3911348king achilles wrote:Going back to the report, can we have a list of games where codeblue1018 apparently cursed at his opponents unprovoked?
Is it that hard to understand the difference between swearing and chat abuse? Occasional swearing and trash talk is expected, but codeblue takes it to a whole new level that I'm sure the site could do without.12XU wrote: Either that, or you could ask the Admin to create a "family zone" setting where anyone can play, but swearing and insults are not permitted.
Yes. It is. Please clearly articulate a bright line rule that we can use to determine if someone is merely engaging in "occasional swearing and trash talk" as opposed to "chat abuse."Bones2484 wrote:Is it that hard to understand the difference between swearing and chat abuse? Occasional swearing and trash talk is expected, but codeblue takes it to a whole new level that I'm sure the site could do without.12XU wrote: Either that, or you could ask the Admin to create a "family zone" setting where anyone can play, but swearing and insults are not permitted.
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Enough said.
Obviously you haven't read through this thread as you said you have.12XU wrote:Yes. It is. Please clearly articulate a bright line rule that we can use to determine if someone is merely engaging in "occasional swearing and trash talk" as opposed to "chat abuse."Bones2484 wrote:Is it that hard to understand the difference between swearing and chat abuse? Occasional swearing and trash talk is expected, but codeblue takes it to a whole new level that I'm sure the site could do without.12XU wrote: Either that, or you could ask the Admin to create a "family zone" setting where anyone can play, but swearing and insults are not permitted.
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Enough said.
In fact, I have. I take it that you are unable to answer my question. But I do enjoy how you dodged my question. You can always restate his rank in your next post.Bones2484 wrote:Obviously you haven't read through this thread as you said you have.12XU wrote:Yes. It is. Please clearly articulate a bright line rule that we can use to determine if someone is merely engaging in "occasional swearing and trash talk" as opposed to "chat abuse."Bones2484 wrote:Is it that hard to understand the difference between swearing and chat abuse? Occasional swearing and trash talk is expected, but codeblue takes it to a whole new level that I'm sure the site could do without.12XU wrote: Either that, or you could ask the Admin to create a "family zone" setting where anyone can play, but swearing and insults are not permitted.
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Enough said.
How is it good for CC if one of a player's first experiences with the site is this:12XU wrote:In fact, I have. I take it that you are unable to answer my question. But I do enjoy how you dodged my question. You can always restate his rank in your next post.Bones2484 wrote:Obviously you haven't read through this thread as you said you have.12XU wrote:Yes. It is. Please clearly articulate a bright line rule that we can use to determine if someone is merely engaging in "occasional swearing and trash talk" as opposed to "chat abuse."Bones2484 wrote:Is it that hard to understand the difference between swearing and chat abuse? Occasional swearing and trash talk is expected, but codeblue takes it to a whole new level that I'm sure the site could do without.12XU wrote: Either that, or you could ask the Admin to create a "family zone" setting where anyone can play, but swearing and insults are not permitted.
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Enough said.
I'm not looking for a line; I asked you for a rule - a bright line rule. It's a rule that is easy to apply and determine whether a violation occurred. You asked why it was hard to distinguish between "chat abuse" [presumably impermissible] and "occasional swearing and trash talk" [presumably permissible]. Your question implied that it was easy to distinguish between these two categories of conduct. So, maybe it is not after all. Alas, no bright line rule. But let's see if we can articulate any rule. It appears from your latest post, that you cannot.Bones2484 wrote: How is it good for CC if one of a player's first experiences with the site is this:
2008-12-24 19:35:02 - codeblue1018: you cant be any fuckign luckier
2008-12-24 19:35:09 - codeblue1018: 10v1, ends 5v1 for us
2008-12-24 19:35:25 - codeblue1018: 9 armies take 6 with 6 left
2008-12-24 19:35:27 - codeblue1018: joke you are
2008-12-24 19:35:58 - codeblue1018: hence your rank i suppose
2008-12-24 19:37:50 - codeblue1018: 11 armies,,take a 3, a 4 a 2 ??
2008-12-24 19:38:38 - codeblue1018: you patehtic f*ck
2008-12-24 19:38:43 - codeblue1018: foed and all one stars
2008-12-24 19:38:48 - codeblue1018: you low ranks all play the same
2008-12-24 19:38:52 - codeblue1018: fucking horrible
2008-12-24 19:39:09 - codeblue1018: what a shock,,,i already rated you all one stars,,,,foed
There is no "line" that you are asking for. There is only a difference. Yelling at your opponent for your own problems? That is wrong. Swearing in general because you had a bad turn? Who cares?
Not to mention the fact that he is breaking the rules of the ratings system. But that's for another day.
9 year old? No. An attorney whose pet peeve is when proles throw out the term "free speech" as if it applies in every possible context. Anytime someone censors your speech, you don't have the right to bitch about "freedom of speech." Read a fucking book, son. I can recommend a few on the topic, since it appears that this is something you really, really believe in.calkid wrote:again, GET A LIFE PEOPLE haha this is so ridiculous. and who's the nitpicker bringing up the law and the constitution just because i believed in freedom of speech??? haha this is getting a little humorous now. i mean....gee....the site owners can limit how people talk? wow! i really didn't know that but big wooptie doo. what does that have to do with my belief in freedom of speech??? haha. who was that? a 9 year old who hasn't been through puberty yet?
So, do you have a bright-line rule you'd like to propose? While Calkid's "free speech" argument may be misguided in the context of Conquer Club not being a state actor, I understand that Conquer Club does have an objectionable speech "law." Therefore, presumably, a bright-line rule may exist. If a bright-line rule does not exist, the moderators/hunters act as the Supreme Court in interpreting Conquer Club's objectionable speech "law." Therefore, either a bright-line rule exists and can be applied or the moderators determine whether codeblue's chat is objectionable in the context of Conquer Club "law."12XU wrote:9 year old? No. An attorney whose pet peeve is when proles throw out the term "free speech" as if it applies in every possible context. Anytime someone censors your speech, you don't have the right to bitch about "freedom of speech." Read a fucking book, son. I can recommend a few on the topic, since it appears that this is something you really, really believe in.calkid wrote:again, GET A LIFE PEOPLE haha this is so ridiculous. and who's the nitpicker bringing up the law and the constitution just because i believed in freedom of speech??? haha this is getting a little humorous now. i mean....gee....the site owners can limit how people talk? wow! i really didn't know that but big wooptie doo. what does that have to do with my belief in freedom of speech??? haha. who was that? a 9 year old who hasn't been through puberty yet?
Freedom of speech is based on the constitution [at least in America]. If you don't want to discuss the law or the constitution, then DON'T FUCKING BRING UP A CONSTITUTIONAL LAW DOCTRINE. Jesus.
If you don't understand why or how the fact that a private party [i.e. not a State actor] is permitted to censor speech is directly relevant to your outcry of "FREEDOM OF SPEECH!!", then I don't think you understand the doctrine that you so fervently believe in.
I asked bones for a bright line rule because he implied that it was easy to distinguish between permissible trash talk and swearing as opposed to chat abuse. I don't think it is. My rule? You won't like it, but I'd say everything is OK. As far as adults are concerned, act like one. People can be rude, nasty assholes anywhere. We're on an online, anonymous gaming site. If someone is rude to you, ignore it. Stop playing against them. If someone is a jerk to you at Starbucks or at the gym [or wherever], do you run to the manager like they are some sort of niceness police? Probably not. So why here, do we get so many complaints that 'so-and-so was mean to me?'thegreekdog wrote:So, do you have a bright-line rule you'd like to propose? While Calkid's "free speech" argument may be misguided in the context of Conquer Club not being a state actor, I understand that Conquer Club does have an objectionable speech "law." Therefore, presumably, a bright-line rule may exist. If a bright-line rule does not exist, the moderators/hunters act as the Supreme Court in interpreting Conquer Club's objectionable speech "law." Therefore, either a bright-line rule exists and can be applied or the moderators determine whether codeblue's chat is objectionable in the context of Conquer Club "law."
I believe I've answered both of your (12XU's) questions/concerns. As for Calkid's "get a life" comment... um, we're playing a computer game and "chatting" on the message boards. I think "getting a life" is beyond us (including Calkid) at this point.
I also happen to find codeblue's chat extremely funny and entertaining... but, then, I don't have children that play Conquer Club.
In my limited time as a member of this site, I have not read enough about how the moderators have dealt with abusive speech. However, based on what I have read, it appears that if the Moderators determine that the speech will drive people away from the site (especially newer, paying customers), the Moderators will determine such speech to be abusive.12XU wrote:I asked bones for a bright line rule because he implied that it was easy to distinguish between permissible trash talk and swearing as opposed to chat abuse. I don't think it is. My rule? You won't like it, but I'd say everything is OK. As far as adults are concerned, act like one. People can be rude, nasty assholes anywhere. We're on an online, anonymous gaming site. If someone is rude to you, ignore it. Stop playing against them. If someone is a jerk to you at Starbucks or at the gym [or wherever], do you run to the manager like they are some sort of niceness police? Probably not. So why here, do we get so many complaints that 'so-and-so was mean to me?'thegreekdog wrote:So, do you have a bright-line rule you'd like to propose? While Calkid's "free speech" argument may be misguided in the context of Conquer Club not being a state actor, I understand that Conquer Club does have an objectionable speech "law." Therefore, presumably, a bright-line rule may exist. If a bright-line rule does not exist, the moderators/hunters act as the Supreme Court in interpreting Conquer Club's objectionable speech "law." Therefore, either a bright-line rule exists and can be applied or the moderators determine whether codeblue's chat is objectionable in the context of Conquer Club "law."
I believe I've answered both of your (12XU's) questions/concerns. As for Calkid's "get a life" comment... um, we're playing a computer game and "chatting" on the message boards. I think "getting a life" is beyond us (including Calkid) at this point.
I also happen to find codeblue's chat extremely funny and entertaining... but, then, I don't have children that play Conquer Club.
As far as children are concerned, I really think it is an issue of parental supervision and responsibility. I don't think young kids should be permitted to browse the internet unsupervised with no restrictions. If you are permitting your children to do so, then be prepared for them to encounter a codeblue or someone far, far worse.
The problem, as I see it, is that we don't have any clear guidelines on what type of speech is prohibited. There has been a severe lack in consistency in the manner in which allegedly abusive speech is dealt with. I find it intolerable that the moderators are permitted such wide discretion in making this determination without any guidelines provided. The "law" or rule as you described is horribly vague. What is "objectionable" speech, and why is it objectionable? How do we go about distinguishing between banter and abuse?
Anyway, I've rambled long enough in my slightly intoxicated state. Since I've already been warned for derailing another topic [a restriction on my speech rights!!! Quick, Calkid, jump to my aid with your 'free speech' cries</sarcasm>], I'll leave it alone for now. BTW, I'm seriously LOL'ing about your comment re. getting a life. Well played.

Jeeze Mr C, the tears of laughter just roll down my face.Mr Changsha wrote:Just spent 15 minutes reading through this thread. Very, very, funny.
Now the chap obviously has as much charm as a 3 day old wank stain on your grandmother's sofa, but I would hope CC can avoid a full ban. Difficult to say of course, because you know our mods are weighing up 25 more lovely dollars for lack against 25 more lovely dollars for lack!
Codeblue1018 may be in trouble.
Just realised that '3 day old wank stain on your grandmother's sofa might be considered unsuitable language for under 10's to be reading. However, it is 2am here in China so I can but ask CC's toddler community "Why are you not in bed?"
Of course they would probably just reply "f*ck you tossfucker!", which is sadly indicative of the state of modern society.
I don't play with him anymore, and as for you example of starbucks, depending if they violate my space they might just get hit in the mouth, and if I feel that my life is threatened then they might find a pistol pointed in their face. Either way your example to me holds no water. I doubt very seriously that codeblue behaves this way in public. He hides behind his keyboard and talks crap. If he were to start his tirades in public I would guess that he would be heard by the majority of people present and no manager help would be needed as he would most likely be escorted off of the premises. And its a fact that children play on here, and some of them if not the majority of them have premium accounts, mine doesn't and hasn't played on here in quite a long time, because of the spew that occurs on this site. She has begged for me to buy her a premium account as she loves risk, and she is quite good at the computer version and board version of it, but I had to refrain because there are people like codeblue on this site that run their mouths unchecked and seem to have no consequences when they do.12XU wrote:I asked bones for a bright line rule because he implied that it was easy to distinguish between permissible trash talk and swearing as opposed to chat abuse. I don't think it is. My rule? You won't like it, but I'd say everything is OK. As far as adults are concerned, act like one. People can be rude, nasty assholes anywhere. We're on an online, anonymous gaming site. If someone is rude to you, ignore it. Stop playing against them. If someone is a jerk to you at Starbucks or at the gym [or wherever], do you run to the manager like they are some sort of niceness police? Probably not. So why here, do we get so many complaints that 'so-and-so was mean to me?'