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People lowering the tone of the game

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9/4/2013 2:08:08 AMCArankAdminShadowfury333 before revert after revert
9/4/2013 2:07:57 AMCArankAdminShadowfury333 before revert after revert
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1 I'm on the fence about addressing undirected foul language (a random "dammit" or "oh, shit" at the situation in general and no one in particular), but directly attacking a player is definitely a problem. Obviously something where context is important, since things can get heated, but in general motivation from moderation policy to take the high ground in heated situations would be most beneficial overall. It's important that this is clear, though from what I've seen the current moderation policy is like this, so that's halfway there, I suppose. 1 I'm on the fence about addressing undirected foul language (a random "dammit" or "oh, shit" at the situation in general and no one in particular), but directly attacking a player is definitely a problem. Obviously something where context is important, since things can get heated, but in general motivation from moderation policy to take the high ground in heated situations would be most beneficial overall. It's important that this is clear, though from what I've seen the current moderation policy is like this, so that's halfway there, I suppose.
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3 On the other hand, encouraging good sportspersonship and etiquette in games by example is also important. I've found 1v1 is generally a polite and sporting environment, but team games sound like the big problem. How often do people in team games point out the good things other players did, especially the good things the other team did? I think that alone would improve the atmosphere in team games a great deal, though I understand it's very hard to do in the heat of the moment after losing. 3 On the other hand, encouraging good sportspersonship and etiquette in games by example is also important. I've found 1v1 is generally a polite and sporting environment, but team games sound like the big problem. How often do people in team games point out the good things other players did, especially the good things the other team did? I think that alone would improve the atmosphere in team games a great deal, though I understand it's very hard to do in the heat of the moment after a match, especially after losing.