First off after reviewing the game:


kelaze purposefully omitted the fact that they were the target of this "admin abuse" and overdramaticized this event. Having wasted a good 10 minutes reviewing the replay here's a hot poker:
The conversation referenced in this post is the following:
[f=0001183] [kelaze (replay)] I predict east win
[f=0001489] <Aquanim> no more spec talking mkay
[f=0002439] [kelaze (replay)] why, Aquanim? this were not violate the rule
[f=0002681] <Aquanim> i mean it kind of did
[f=0003203] <Aquanim> you probably wouldnt have said that if they plopped 10 air
[f=0003534] <Aquanim> or all plopped south or something
[f=0004011] [kelaze (replay)] of course that I wont do spec cheating
[f=0005132] [kelaze (replay)] what is matter if I say someone team will wins at starting point? they were gettting starting
[f=0005855] [kelaze (replay)] that is awful.
[f=0006006] <Aquanim> STOP. TALKING.
Note that



Aquanim was a player in this game and had every right to tell


kelaze to stop. Section 1 of the CoC states:
quote: Spectators can chat with players, offering advice or conversation, in some of the more casual game types. Avoid excessive public commentary, revealing hidden information, and do not heckle. If a player wants to play without interruption then the spectators should respect this desire and cease using public chat. Feel free to discuss the game in spectator chat (hotkey Alt + Enter). Check for the a: or s: in front of your chat message. |
Note the lack of an actual threat used here (while I acknowledge that



Aquanim is an admin and there's an IMPLIED threat, no actual threat was given out). During this conversation, it caused a minor distraction:
*


Ontheheavens decided to chime in with aggressive remarks towards



Aquanim. (this probably is mute worthy given their past behavior)
* @123132123132123 reacted to the initial comment with "no we win"
This is clearly having an impact on game state. Spectators are expected to not impact game state (ie: speccheat is one method of impact).



Aquanim attempted to explain in good faith that players read into comments like that by analyzing the motivation behind it (ie: "they must have something wrong somewhere, so I should push aggressively").
We do not need your ESPN commentary in all chat. If you want to make comments like that, do so in spec chat. You're not being asked much, just to actually respect other players' ability to play a game uninterrupted. You should not be engaging players or making engaging conversation without a clear purpose such as 'giving technical support'. Consider the "necessary" test: is this comment necessary to make over all chat? Does this comment help anyone? Both of the answers to this were no, thus you are in the wrong here.
Furthermore, overdramaticizing posts with jargon like "big brother" is childish, unnecessary, uncalled for and only makes your intention look like you're trolling. Omitting the fact that you were the target here is pretty suspicious too.