Holding Games Hostage (Claudio) [warned]KRK

[HairyP]

Accused:

claudio

The accused are suspected of:

Holding Games Hostage


Game number(s):

Game 9093957
Game 9093937 moderator added



Game 9093937

[40kguy]

screen shots can be helpfull.

[phantomzero]

Wow. Seems like a really nice guy

Foed!

[40kguy]

i think this should be an easy bust

[Victor Sullivan]

I'm cooking up a mean pot of justice today!

-Sully

[Karl_R_Kroenen]

Claudio has been notified that he/she has 24 hours to comply...

[jefjef]

Claudio has been notified that he/she has 24 hours to comply...

As many rounds as it has been going on he really should get a warning instead of another chance.

[MichelSableheart]

I can't agree with that statement, JefJef. Effectively, you're saying that if HairyP had brought the issue up in these forums sooner, Claudio should be given a second chance, but because HairyP waited, Claudio should immediately be warned? Claudio has no control over when CC gets involved. Furthermore, if noone told him that what he was doing was against the rules of CC, there would have been no incentive whatsoever for him to change his behaviour of his own accord.

If the standard procedure in case of a hostaged game is giving the accused 24 hours to change his behaviour, I see no reason why the length of the transgression should be any reason to deviate.

[Karl_R_Kroenen]

Claudio = WARNED

Claudio was given 24 hr notice to finish the games (yes there where TWO), which is the same amount of time a player has per round.

[SirSebstar]

I can't agree with that statement, JefJef. Effectively, you're saying that if HairyP had brought the issue up in these forums sooner, Claudio should be given a second chance, but because HairyP waited, Claudio should immediately be warned? Claudio has no control over when CC gets involved. Furthermore, if noone told him that what he was doing was against the rules of CC, there would have been no incentive whatsoever for him to change his behaviour of his own accord.

If the standard procedure in case of a hostaged game is giving the accused 24 hours to change his behaviour, I see no reason why the length of the transgression should be any reason to deviate.

Sorry MS, its in the rules. read the community guidelines. no hostage games allowed

[MichelSableheart]

Sebstar, you might have misunderstood my post. I never tried to argue that Claudio wasn't breaking any rules.

I disagreed with JefJef, who stated that a warning should follow because of the number of rounds the transgression had been going on, implicitly stating that if that number had been lower, a lower punishment should suffice. I tried to argue that holding someone hostage for 3 turns or for 50 turns should receive the same punishment.

[jefjef]

Sebstar, you might have misunderstood my post. I never tried to argue that Claudio wasn't breaking any rules.

I disagreed with JefJef, who stated that a warning should follow because of the number of rounds the transgression had been going on, implicitly stating that if that number had been lower, a lower punishment should suffice. I tried to argue that holding someone hostage for 3 turns or for 50 turns should receive the same punishment.

You are putting meaning to my post that is not there. The guy deserved a warning - not a 2nd chance. It takes more than a couple rounds to become a hostage situation and a warn-able offense. He exceeded that by several rounds.

Bye.