Hi
Yesterday, in a somewhat "enthusiastic" topic Ed posted that he would post back with a detailed report on what is deemed acceptable behaviour and what is considered exploitative/offensive and at risk of banning.
I was just wondering if anyone from FD ever followed through with this (the thread in question was locked).
I am not looking for another argument, and not looking to name and shame, but would just like to know what FD think of as acceptable game play or unacceptable game play.
and also what the "punishments" for breaking these boundaries are. (lifetime account bans from ALL, timed account bans from ALL, CMDR bans from ALL or a combination).
Once this is published it means I can evaluate if some of the activities which I personally consider to be unacceptable and have forced me out of ALL ARE actually unacceptable, or if it is me who personally needs a reality check on the mechanics of the game and that the game is currently working as intended in terms of criminality and risk reward (for the most part).
Many thanks
Mike.
Yesterday, in a somewhat "enthusiastic" topic Ed posted that he would post back with a detailed report on what is deemed acceptable behaviour and what is considered exploitative/offensive and at risk of banning.
I was just wondering if anyone from FD ever followed through with this (the thread in question was locked).
I am not looking for another argument, and not looking to name and shame, but would just like to know what FD think of as acceptable game play or unacceptable game play.
and also what the "punishments" for breaking these boundaries are. (lifetime account bans from ALL, timed account bans from ALL, CMDR bans from ALL or a combination).
Once this is published it means I can evaluate if some of the activities which I personally consider to be unacceptable and have forced me out of ALL ARE actually unacceptable, or if it is me who personally needs a reality check on the mechanics of the game and that the game is currently working as intended in terms of criminality and risk reward (for the most part).
Many thanks
Mike.
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