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2/20/2020 2:03:09 AMAUrankAdminAquanim before revert after revert
2/20/2020 2:03:02 AMAUrankAdminAquanim before revert after revert
2/20/2020 2:00:22 AMAUrankAdminAquanim before revert after revert
2/20/2020 1:46:37 AMAUrankAdminAquanim before revert after revert
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1 [quote]But reducing the freedom from hosts, specially in such an obfuscate manner,[/quote] 1 [quote]But reducing the freedom from hosts, specially in such an obfuscate manner,[/quote]
2 "Obfuscate"? isaach was clearly warned that what he was doing was unacceptable before any moderator action was taken. 2 "Obfuscate"? isaach was clearly warned that what he was doing was unacceptable before any moderator action was taken.
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4 [quote]and specially in something as important as the ability to remove troublesome players[/quote] 4 [quote]and specially in something as important as the ability to remove troublesome players[/quote]
5 If a player isn't "troublesome" enough to be either (a) kicked by consensus of the room in direct response to a particular antisocial action or (b) actioned by the admins for a pattern of unacceptable behaviour, they probably shouldn't be kicked. 5 If a player isn't "troublesome" enough to be either (a) kicked by consensus of the room in direct response to a particular antisocial action or (b) actioned by the admins for a pattern of unacceptable behaviour, they probably shouldn't be kicked.
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7 [spoiler]You might then ask "why does the host have kick powers at all". Perhaps they shouldn't outside passworded games. On the other hand, if somebody is throwing around racist epithets, is blatantly spec-cheating, et cetera, immediate action may be desirable. Worth thinking about.[/spoiler] 7 [spoiler]You might then ask "why does the host have kick powers at all". Perhaps they shouldn't outside passworded games. On the other hand, if somebody is throwing around racist epithets, is blatantly spec-cheating, et cetera, immediate action may be desirable. Worth thinking about.[/spoiler]
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9 [quote]discourages hosting, which means less games available for everyone.[/quote] 9 [quote]discourages hosting, which means less games available for everyone.[/quote]
10 There are two teams autohosts available and it is incredibly rare to see both of them being used. There is no reason to believe that discouraging room hosting means that less rooms will be played in, or that fewer people will play. 10 There are two teams autohosts available and it is incredibly rare to see both of them being used. There is no reason to believe that discouraging room hosting means that less rooms will be played in, or that fewer people will play.
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12 [quote]You should be allowed to kick ppl from your lobby. It's your lobby. not an autohost.[/quote] 12 [quote]You should be allowed to kick ppl from your lobby. It's your lobby. not an autohost.[/quote]
13 This is a nice theory right up until the point where people get ostracised from the community because they pissed off the handful of people who are the most frequent hosts. I am not guessing here. This is what happened in the past when what you have described was the policy. The admins have no interest in returning to that state of affairs, and so far I have not seen an argument made in this thread which shifts that position one iota. Whinge and downvote about "oh but it's my room" all you like. 13 This is a nice theory right up until the point where people get ostracised from the community because they pissed off the handful of people who are the most frequent hosts. I am not guessing here. This is what happened in the past when what you have described was the policy. The admins have no interest in returning to that state of affairs, and so far I have not seen an argument made in this thread which shifts that position one iota.