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1/22/2021 12:28:29 PMCZrankpsaniac before revert after revert
1/22/2021 12:18:21 PMCZrankpsaniac before revert after revert
1/22/2021 12:16:32 PMCZrankpsaniac before revert after revert
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1 The changes are pretty good, it makes thr CoC more clear for new players. 1 The changes are pretty good, it makes the CoC more clear for new players.
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3 [q]Custom widgets that control your units, sound warnings, place marks etc. are generally fine; widgets which perform tasks a human could not reasonably replicate or essentially play the game for you should be discussed with the developers first.[/q] 3 [q]Custom widgets that control your units, sound warnings, place marks etc. are generally fine; widgets which perform tasks a human could not reasonably replicate or essentially play the game for you should be discussed with the developers first.[/q]
4 I don't know about this one. It's not clear what "plays the game for you" means. I don't want to get in a massive widget discussion, but maybe this should be approached from another angle? 4 I don't know about this one. It's not clear what "plays the game for you" means. I don't want to get in a massive widget discussion, but maybe this should be approached from another angle?
5 [q]Custom widgets that control your units, sound warnings, place marks etc. are generally fine; widgets which [b]could noticeably affect game performace[/b] should be discussed with the developers first.[/q] 5 [q]Custom widgets that control your units, sound warnings, place marks etc. are generally fine; widgets which [b]could noticeably affect game performace[/b] should be discussed with the developers first.[/q]
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7 [q]Do not start polls excessively. A poll is unlikely to pass if it failed decisively a few minutes ago, barring large changes to the situation, so spamming polls is a form of disruptive chat.[/q] 7 [q]Do not start polls excessively. A poll is unlikely to pass if it failed decisively a few minutes ago, barring large changes to the situation, so spamming polls is a form of disruptive chat.[/q]
8 This would much better solved with a technological solution. Just implement a system where you ban a user from starting another poll for 15 seconds after one of their polls fail. There's no way this would take longer then investigating a single poll spammer. 8 This would much better solved with a technological solution. Just implement a system where you ban a user from starting another poll for 15 seconds after one of their polls fail. There's no way this would take longer then investigating a single poll spammer.
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