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03-01-2016, 08:52 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:04 AM by Fearless Community.
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Well as I am sure you all know and are mostly aware there are many grey areas when it comes to the rules, with "unwritten rules" having a punishment handed out and generally admins making it up as they go along.
The most recent one I encountered was the having to wait until being a dictator. This is written nowhere however admins are therefore under the assumption that it is a rule ?
Surely something that is not available for all players to read and be notified of cannot therefore have a punishment handed out for it ? Or can it ?
I think to say the least that it would be extremely unfair on the accused player for breaking a rule they simply were not aware of as it is something that the staff team have cooked up in either their heads, or their private forums.
I would like to share some screenshots with you all, this in no way is to put the admin in a bad light and is in actual fact just to show how we cannot continue working like this.
Also rule 1.5 (Listen to admin decisions; they aren't negotiable.) that shits got to go, some admins are using this crazily to their advantage, even when they are in the wrong, again I will not share their name to put them in a bad light however this rule is making in virtually impossible to actually have a civilised conversation with some of the staff team as when you try to explain to them the full situation they literally just type ".// 1.5"
As I said here are the screenshots below...
ON THIS OCCASION AN ADMINISTRATOR PUBLICALLY ANNOUNCES THAT HE CAN EDIT THE RULES AS HE SEES FIT ? Now I have heard about exemptions of the rules, ie NLR due to your props spazzing out etc etc, but actually bending the rules to fit whatever agenda suits, surely that is a major no, no.
More what I am looking for is A. The communities input in all of this, and B. An SA's input on this, what is the official standing on rules that are not on the website, nor on the servers, are they punishable, if so why ?
Regards
The most recent one I encountered was the having to wait until being a dictator. This is written nowhere however admins are therefore under the assumption that it is a rule ?
Surely something that is not available for all players to read and be notified of cannot therefore have a punishment handed out for it ? Or can it ?
I think to say the least that it would be extremely unfair on the accused player for breaking a rule they simply were not aware of as it is something that the staff team have cooked up in either their heads, or their private forums.
I would like to share some screenshots with you all, this in no way is to put the admin in a bad light and is in actual fact just to show how we cannot continue working like this.
Also rule 1.5 (Listen to admin decisions; they aren't negotiable.) that shits got to go, some admins are using this crazily to their advantage, even when they are in the wrong, again I will not share their name to put them in a bad light however this rule is making in virtually impossible to actually have a civilised conversation with some of the staff team as when you try to explain to them the full situation they literally just type ".// 1.5"
As I said here are the screenshots below...
Spoiler :
ON THIS OCCASION AN ADMINISTRATOR PUBLICALLY ANNOUNCES THAT HE CAN EDIT THE RULES AS HE SEES FIT ? Now I have heard about exemptions of the rules, ie NLR due to your props spazzing out etc etc, but actually bending the rules to fit whatever agenda suits, surely that is a major no, no.
Spoiler :
More what I am looking for is A. The communities input in all of this, and B. An SA's input on this, what is the official standing on rules that are not on the website, nor on the servers, are they punishable, if so why ?
Regards
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