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(need to write more about what each Crime is... and more details about the Punishments... what you had copied was very much out of date and mostly just info on how to report people... we can make a page for how to report people after this page is done)
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'''Copied directly from Dark.Revenant'''
 
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Table of Crimes and Punishment
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==Crimes==
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These are general guidelines. There are some rare, unlisted crimes that are given punishments based on severity.
 
These are general guidelines. There are some rare, unlisted crimes that are given punishments based on severity.
 
Sorted by severity:
 
Sorted by severity:
  
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'''Crime: Trolling'''
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===Trolling===
 
Trolling is acting like an idiot for the pursuit of hilarity, or otherwise screwing with people in a manner that does not ruin the game.
 
Trolling is acting like an idiot for the pursuit of hilarity, or otherwise screwing with people in a manner that does not ruin the game.
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Severity: None
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<br>'''Severity:''' None
 
Yep, that's right, nothing will happen to regular trolls.
 
Yep, that's right, nothing will happen to regular trolls.
  
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'''Crime: Role-Quitting'''
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===Role-Quitting===
 
This one is obvious. This is for all those people who ruin games and setups by leaving just after seeing their role card. Example: "DOCTOR? Fuck this, I'm out."
 
This one is obvious. This is for all those people who ruin games and setups by leaving just after seeing their role card. Example: "DOCTOR? Fuck this, I'm out."
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Severity: Low
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<br>'''Severity:''' Low
 
Role ragequitters are bad people. The game sometimes automatically punishes them, too. But don't bother reporting them.
 
Role ragequitters are bad people. The game sometimes automatically punishes them, too. But don't bother reporting them.
  
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'''Crime: Griefing'''
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===Griefing===
 
Griefing is similar to trolling, but actually results in the game being ruined. This is trolling taken too far.
 
Griefing is similar to trolling, but actually results in the game being ruined. This is trolling taken too far.
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Severity: Medium
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<br>'''Severity:''' Medium
  
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'''Crime: Cheating'''
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===Cheating===
 
Cheating is using methods unintended by the game (such as abusing Skype, lag screen, or forcing players to read their role cards) to gain an unfair advantage over other players.
 
Cheating is using methods unintended by the game (such as abusing Skype, lag screen, or forcing players to read their role cards) to gain an unfair advantage over other players.
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Severity: High
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<br>'''Severity:''' High
  
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'''Crime: Game-Throwing'''
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===Game-Throwing===
 
This is intentionally playing to lose. An example of this is a Mafioso giving out the names of his fellow Mafia to the town during his trial.
 
This is intentionally playing to lose. An example of this is a Mafioso giving out the names of his fellow Mafia to the town during his trial.
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Severity: High
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<br>'''Severity:''' High
  
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'''Crime: Abuse'''
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===Abuse===
 
Abuse is abusing donor or (more seriously) moderator abilities. This includes kicking people at random, cheating with the mod message system, etc.
 
Abuse is abusing donor or (more seriously) moderator abilities. This includes kicking people at random, cheating with the mod message system, etc.
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Severity: Very High
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<br>'''Severity:''' Very High
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Crime: Hacking'''
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===Hacking===
 
Hacking is obvious: getting donor codes or moderator abilities, modifying bank files, mining players' roles, etc. are all examples of this.
 
Hacking is obvious: getting donor codes or moderator abilities, modifying bank files, mining players' roles, etc. are all examples of this.
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Severity: Very High
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<br>'''Severity:''' Very High
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Every punishment is up to my sole discretion. Moderator input, trustworthy members, and WELL-REASONED, WELL-WRITTEN REPORTS are more likely to result in punishment.
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==Punishments==
 
Watch List is a list on the website. For various reasons, people on the watchlist are no longer added to a list in-game, to save time and effort and focus on the real punishments: kick-vote and ban lists.
 
Watch List is a list on the website. For various reasons, people on the watchlist are no longer added to a list in-game, to save time and effort and focus on the real punishments: kick-vote and ban lists.
  
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===Watch List===
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General punishment guidelines:
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===Point Ban===
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''Ignored''
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A discredited report
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On-Hold (3 months)
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One or multiple unconfirmed reports
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Watch List (4 weeks)
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Low or Medium Severity: Multiple reports
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High Severity: A confirmed report
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Very High Severity: A credible report
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Kick-Vote List (2+ weeks)
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Medium Severity: A confirmed report and a criminal history
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High Severity: Multiple confirmed reports or a criminal history
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Very High Severity: By Administrator decision
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Ban List (4+ weeks)
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===Kick-Vote List===
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High Severity: Multiple confirmed reports and a criminal history
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Very High Severity: By Administrator decision
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===Ban List===
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==Langth of Punishments==
 
Dropping from Ban List to KickVote List or from KickVote List to Watch List will result in a sentence equal to double the time spent in the previous punishment level (i.e. someone sentenced to 2 weeks in the KickVote List will then have 4 weeks in the Watch List after the first term is up.)
 
Dropping from Ban List to KickVote List or from KickVote List to Watch List will result in a sentence equal to double the time spent in the previous punishment level (i.e. someone sentenced to 2 weeks in the KickVote List will then have 4 weeks in the Watch List after the first term is up.)

Revision as of 14:26, 7 September 2012

Copied directly from Dark.Revenant

Crimes

These are general guidelines. There are some rare, unlisted crimes that are given punishments based on severity. Sorted by severity:

Trolling

Trolling is acting like an idiot for the pursuit of hilarity, or otherwise screwing with people in a manner that does not ruin the game.
Severity: None Yep, that's right, nothing will happen to regular trolls.

Role-Quitting

This one is obvious. This is for all those people who ruin games and setups by leaving just after seeing their role card. Example: "DOCTOR? Fuck this, I'm out."
Severity: Low Role ragequitters are bad people. The game sometimes automatically punishes them, too. But don't bother reporting them.

Griefing

Griefing is similar to trolling, but actually results in the game being ruined. This is trolling taken too far.
Severity: Medium

Cheating

Cheating is using methods unintended by the game (such as abusing Skype, lag screen, or forcing players to read their role cards) to gain an unfair advantage over other players.
Severity: High

Game-Throwing

This is intentionally playing to lose. An example of this is a Mafioso giving out the names of his fellow Mafia to the town during his trial.
Severity: High

Abuse

Abuse is abusing donor or (more seriously) moderator abilities. This includes kicking people at random, cheating with the mod message system, etc.
Severity: Very High

Hacking

Hacking is obvious: getting donor codes or moderator abilities, modifying bank files, mining players' roles, etc. are all examples of this.
Severity: Very High

Punishments

Watch List is a list on the website. For various reasons, people on the watchlist are no longer added to a list in-game, to save time and effort and focus on the real punishments: kick-vote and ban lists.

Watch List

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Point Ban

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Kick-Vote List

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Ban List

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Langth of Punishments

Dropping from Ban List to KickVote List or from KickVote List to Watch List will result in a sentence equal to double the time spent in the previous punishment level (i.e. someone sentenced to 2 weeks in the KickVote List will then have 4 weeks in the Watch List after the first term is up.)

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