0-10. Would’ve been 0-11 if I wasn’t Idle. Fails like a sack of bricks sinks. Also, to whomever made this CfJ: an investigation into why the title is offensive might be a good idea on your part. Just FYI.
—Excalabur
(Doesn’t usually use the admin box to make value judgments. Will today.)
Adminned at 27 Feb 2006 05:51:34 UTC
Idle Captain/Bucky. E may not request to be unidled.
. I find the title of this CfJ extremely offensive. No wonder it’s anonymous.
Besides, I’m not entirely sure that this CfJ is legal, considering rule 1.6
On a side note, it’s too bad that proposals don’t collect this many comments in as short a period of time.
Uh-oh, I didn’t mean to incite this: my venting was about what actions we shouldn’t allow in the game, not which players. This isn’t fair. I think anyone deserves at least a warning and an explanation of their offense before being expelled.
Have we ever expelled a player before? Having read the history casually, I recall that some players have quit in frustration, at that at least one was stripped of Emperorhood by CfJ, but I don’t remember any bannings.
Any, uh, Old Ones remember? Heheh.. Ia!
Whoever wrote this either didn’t realize what e was asking for, didn’t care, or was WAY ahead o’ me.
We’ve force-idled players before (in the Illuminati Dynasty), but it wasn’t targetting a single player, and it wasn’t indefinitely.
No, we’ve never forcably expelled a player, at least to my knowledge.
Also, e’s pulling a perfectly legal exploit. If I’d noticed it, I’d've been very tempted to do the same thing.
Glad to see this failed.
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