You can't.Danda, sorry for one more question about bans - but are we (non-admins) allowed to post in ban appeal threads that we did not create? I was hesitant to post anything.
EDIT: Apparently we have insufficient privileges to post in someone else's ban appeal. How then can we be an advocate for someone else?
Danda, sorry for one more question about bans - but are we (non-admins) allowed to post in ban appeal threads that we did not create? I was hesitant to post anything.
EDIT: Apparently we have insufficient privileges to post in someone else's ban appeal. How then can we be an advocate for someone else?
Does it mean we shouldn't be able to comment on the evidence that is presented? I understand that the appeal thread could become disorderly, but we should be allowed to voice our opinions somewhere.You cannot be an advocate for someone else. Just because you feel someone did not do anything wrong, does not mean you know the whole story, or have seen all the evidence.
No, look I'm going to say this once, you piss me off with the way you state your opinions, they said no so drop it.Does it mean we shouldn't be able to comment on the evidence that is presented? I understand that the appeal thread could become disorderly, but we should be allowed to voice our opinions somewhere.
Does it mean we shouldn't be able to comment on the evidence that is presented? I understand that the appeal thread could become disorderly, but we should be allowed to voice our opinions somewhere.
How do you know what evidence is presented? We do not post EVERYTHING for people to see, so why do you think you should be allowed to view the evidence?
As I have said many many many times before.-Snip-
If you're ever unsure about a rule ASK A STAFF MEMBER not your friends who don't know the the rules to the fullest extent and don't have the authority to clear up any grey areas.
On a somewhat related note:
Let's say that Player A tells Player B that Player B can do ''X''. In the rules, the ''X'', which Player B is about to do, isn't specified as wrong, or it isn't mentioned at all. Player B read the rules, but as ''X'' isn't mentioned, they go along with it. Player A tells them that what they are doing is fine, but in reality it isn't. In other words, Player B was tricked by Player A, but Player B is the one punished.
Surely the blame should be placed on them equally? Player A misguided a player, and Player B should have asked the staff. Instead of giving Player B a, say, a 2 week ban, why not give both of them a 1 week ban?
I hope i've made this easy to understand. What are your views on this, could this ever happen?
I didn't attack you. I didn't attack anyone. I don't know why you feel the need to escalate things to this level.No, look I'm going to say this once, you piss me off with the way you state your opinions, they said no so drop it.
(1) Can player A call out to player B to make a trade and then cut Player B down instead?
(2) Can player A have player C ambush player B in that same situation before he arrives?
(3) Can player A cut down player B right after the trade?
Thanks in advance!
Yes. Player B said "Confirm trading a stack of X for a stack of Y" and player A said "confirmed"
Thanks!
1 and 3 are illegal
2 is illegal also BUT it is very difficult to prove