Post by Riza Hawkeye on Jun 5, 2011 9:43:38 GMT -6
This is a list of rule that apply to how the moderators should act when any of the board rules are broken.
1. On the first offense (reported by a player or found by a moderator) you will be nicely and civily told how you are wrong. We'd appreciate it if you didn't argue too much, but of course if you feel you've been wronged its fine.
2. Every offense thereafter, will be treated roughly, and you're warning level will be raised by 5%, for each offense. This means, that if you're warning level is already at 5%, an extra 5% on top of the 5% for the new offense will be added, making it a total of 10%. The next offense, 15% will be added, and the next one 20%, and so on until you're warning level is 100%, at which point, you will have one last chance. If you do not make another offense for a month, you're warning level will be reduced by 50%. If after another month, you are still offense free, you're warning level will be reset to 0%.
3. If members will not respect the authority or continue to argue when they've been clearly told why they are in the wrong, or if they try to go around to another moderator when they are being reprimanded by one already, they will be treated as if they have committed an offense, as this is not what they should be doing. other moderators should not be contacted if you think you're being bullied by another moderator, or if you think a moderator is being unfair, in that situation, you should contact me, as I have the ultimate authority around here.
1. On the first offense (reported by a player or found by a moderator) you will be nicely and civily told how you are wrong. We'd appreciate it if you didn't argue too much, but of course if you feel you've been wronged its fine.
2. Every offense thereafter, will be treated roughly, and you're warning level will be raised by 5%, for each offense. This means, that if you're warning level is already at 5%, an extra 5% on top of the 5% for the new offense will be added, making it a total of 10%. The next offense, 15% will be added, and the next one 20%, and so on until you're warning level is 100%, at which point, you will have one last chance. If you do not make another offense for a month, you're warning level will be reduced by 50%. If after another month, you are still offense free, you're warning level will be reset to 0%.
3. If members will not respect the authority or continue to argue when they've been clearly told why they are in the wrong, or if they try to go around to another moderator when they are being reprimanded by one already, they will be treated as if they have committed an offense, as this is not what they should be doing. other moderators should not be contacted if you think you're being bullied by another moderator, or if you think a moderator is being unfair, in that situation, you should contact me, as I have the ultimate authority around here.