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Re: Hmmm. Not right warning

Posted: Sun Sep 04, 2011 4:11 am
by Jack
Clarkey wrote:He thought it was the same filter that works on the forum? #-o

It's masking, therefore warnable. Don't want to risk getting done for vulgarity or masking, then don't swear. Simple.

It is most definitely a valid conclusion to believe that what is acceptable in Jason's game is acceptable on Jason's dedicated to said game.

Re: Hmmm. Not right warning

Posted: Sun Sep 04, 2011 4:12 am
by Clarkey
[BoT] Jack wrote:
Clarkey wrote:He thought it was the same filter that works on the forum? #-o

It's masking, therefore warnable. Don't want to risk getting done for vulgarity or masking, then don't swear. Simple.

It is most definitely a valid conclusion to believe that what is acceptable in Jason's game is acceptable on Jason's dedicated to said game.
No it's not, because people can be abusive in ingame PMs as nothing is done and is seen as acceptable from game admin, but abusiveness is not acceptable on forums.

Re: Hmmm. Not right warning

Posted: Sun Sep 04, 2011 4:15 am
by RepliMagni
Clarkey wrote:
[BoT] Jack wrote:
Clarkey wrote:He thought it was the same filter that works on the forum? #-o

It's masking, therefore warnable. Don't want to risk getting done for vulgarity or masking, then don't swear. Simple.

It is most definitely a valid conclusion to believe that what is acceptable in Jason's game is acceptable on Jason's dedicated to said game.
No it's not, because people can be abusive in ingame PMs as nothing is done and is seen as acceptable from game admin, but abusiveness is not acceptable on forums.


But the filter is ;)

The whole point of filtering is to make it clean. Jason filtered it...but somehow it wasn't clean enough for the forums?

Re: Hmmm. Not right warning

Posted: Sun Sep 04, 2011 4:19 am
by Jack
Abusive behavior is permitted via PM on forum with the same advice given. Don't like someone's PMing you, block them. Words ingame are filtered, the are filtered, the result of that filtering would understandably be assumed to be acceptable on the forum as well.

Exactly as RepliMagni said.

Re: Hmmm. Not right warning

Posted: Sun Sep 04, 2011 4:19 am
by caesar2
Clarkey wrote:The rule isn't about "using" masking, it's about "posting" masking. Whether you type it yourself, or you copy paste from elsewhere, you are still clicking "submit" and therefore posting what you put in the text box.


Sorry, It is actually about Using. Its written in rules, "using". Than Thanks for explaining, I didnt use maksing, I posted Masking. Better sayd, I posted filtered words. Basicly, I realy didnt Use Masking...

Re: Hmmm. Not right warning

Posted: Sun Sep 04, 2011 5:08 am
by Clarkey
Whether it's acceptable ingame or not is irrelevant. The rules on this forum is for this forum. it was masking, a warning was given. Take it as a lesson, and next time just use *****.

Re: Hmmm. Not right warning

Posted: Sun Sep 04, 2011 5:15 am
by Lithium
there is always a nice way to deal with it. the mod can just edit the post and advice the user.
does the mod earns anything by setting a warning for a passive masking ?

Re: Hmmm. Not right warning

Posted: Sun Sep 04, 2011 5:18 am
by Clarkey
Lithium wrote:there is always a nice way to deal with it. the mod can just edit the post and advice the user.
does the mod earns anything by setting a warning for a passive masking ?
If the user had a clean usernotes, i.e. no occurences of masking in the past then yes, but C2 has had more than 1 warning for masking in the past.

Re: Hmmm. Not right warning

Posted: Sun Sep 04, 2011 5:21 am
by RepliMagni
Did you get a warning then Clarkey? Just curious....

Re: Hmmm. Not right warning

Posted: Sun Sep 04, 2011 5:23 am
by Lithium
well im not a mod to see those but it always depends on the chronology of the previous warnings and the circumstances. the mod decides if the posts is intentionally or a passive masking and where it leads if user gets warned.

Re: Hmmm. Not right warning

Posted: Sun Sep 04, 2011 6:12 am
by caesar2
Eärendil wrote:Have you aready spoken to the section head of the mod who warned you?

one PM:
are you serious? it was all copyed with filters from GW. You must be joking with the warning.

Answer:
Masking is against the rules, regardless of where the text originated.

Re: Hmmm. Not right warning

Posted: Sun Sep 04, 2011 7:25 am
by The Doctor
caesar2 wrote:
Eärendil wrote:Have you aready spoken to the section head of the mod who warned you?

one PM:
are you serious? it was all copyed with filters from GW. You must be joking with the warning.

Answer:
Masking is against the rules, regardless of where the text originated.


The section head (E.M.P.), not the mod who warned you (me).

Re: Hmmm. Not right warning

Posted: Sun Sep 04, 2011 8:14 am
by Empy
That was masking... you get a warning.

Given your warning history you are well aware of what Masking is, doesn't matter if you copied it from a message in-game. You are responsible for what you post even if you copied someone else's words from somewhere else. Warnings exactly like this have been given out many times in the past, it's how it works.

Re: Hmmm. Not right warning

Posted: Sun Sep 04, 2011 10:58 am
by Lithium
well said TM

Re: Hmmm. Not right warning

Posted: Sun Sep 04, 2011 11:33 am
by Psyko
Tetrismonkey wrote:Would not posting BS, OMG, GTHO, be considered masking to?

None of these words is on the current filter. As it is not on the filter, it is not against board rules and is no a warnable offense. The words clearly used in the original quote are on the filter, so masking still applies.

Also, why the hell would OMG ever need to be on the filter? #-o

As to the original issue, that is up to the Ombs now. Haz and EMP already stated their opinions on the matter.