How far would you need to go for an ingame mod to ban you?

Echo! · Before February 2015

So, sometime last year when I was in a world with MrShoe. I was being me.. You know..? Anyhow, I asked him if he had any children, he said yes, then I asked him for gender, then ages, he told me he had a son, so then what he looks like, then I said he sounds really cute, and would he ever play ee. Then asked for his names, and I kept just going... But, he didn't even seem phased by it. If someone asked me questions like that I would ask why they're asking...

Anyway, point is, do the in-game mods even care what you say to them? What would you have to say to them to get banned?

Cyclone or Meredith · Before February 2015

I would post links to inappropriate websites / recomend the mod to visit them.

Different55 · Before February 2015

He could be thinking that you're a troll and he's trying not to feed you.

Echo! · Before February 2015

Different55 wrote:

He could be thinking that you're a troll and he's trying not to feed you.

Well, if I was trolling he did "feed me", he told me everything about his son.. Like everything.

Different55 · Before February 2015

I think "feeding you" would be freaking out more than giving you information calmly without reacting at all.

Echo! · Before February 2015

Different55 wrote:

I think "feeding you" would be freaking out more than giving you information calmly without reacting at all.

Oh well, if he was answering calmly and honestly, I should have asked for a date with his son, while I was at it. Darn! ^_^

Creature · Before February 2015

I agree. Others ways to be banned from ee is:
-Saying adult contest.
-Too many bad worlds.
-Phishing. Etc.

I think this topic is asking how to be banned from mod ingame, if one of your mods think im spamming,send me a message, dont add warning.

XxAtillaxX · Before February 2015

Well there are reports, but the server doesn't log chats. So, that's kind of ruining a possible method of proof.

There has only been one person banned due to crashing a level, and I think it was RPGMaster2000 that did it.
It had a ban message of something like, "being a jerk and crashing the game".

I think the majority of other banned accounts were because they're shared, and I think that's because it's easier to prove it.

Cyclone or Meredith · Before February 2015

XxAtillaxX wrote:

Well there are reports, but the server doesn't log chats. So, that's kind of ruining a possible method of proof.
There has only been one person banned due to crashing a level, and I think it was RPGMaster2000 that did it.
It had a ban message of something like, "being a jerk and crashing the game".
I think the majority of other banned accounts were because they're shared, and I think that's because it's easier to prove it.

I think if there is enough reports the (lazy) mods will just assume it is true.

Also wouldn't logging chat increase lag and/or just be impossible to search, the playerio database system is rubbish as it is.

XxAtillaxX · Before February 2015

Meredith wrote:

XxAtillaxX wrote:
Well there are reports, but the server doesn't log chats. So, that's kind of ruining a possible method of proof.
There has only been one person banned due to crashing a level, and I think it was RPGMaster2000 that did it.
It had a ban message of something like, "being a jerk and crashing the game".
I think the majority of other banned accounts were because they're shared, and I think that's because it's easier to prove it.
I think if there is enough reports the (lazy) mods will just assume it is true.
Also wouldn't logging chat increase lag and/or just be impossible to search, the playerio database system is rubbish as it is.

No it wouldn't have a noticeable effect on the game. There's huge data being logged (by EE) that presumably you and others have little clue about.
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It'd be searchable rather easily--if it's indexed by World ID; then a time-stamp could be issued report data, and logs could be checked for that specified time.
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I personally am against logging chat, however... but I daren't refute whether it could supply useful evidence.

Cyclone or Meredith · Before February 2015

I am aware of we logging considerably ( from our previous chats ) but I thought that chat logs would be larger.

A solution to not wholly logging would be to make the reporting user select a chat message to enclose within the report.

Different55 · Before February 2015

What if it just grabbed all the messages in the user's chat history and submitted it with the report?

Zumza · Before February 2015

I think that will use much storage and no one will stay to read every sentence.

Different55 · Before February 2015

It can be discarded when the report is dealt with, and text takes up a tiny amount of space.
The chat history isn't that big, is it?

Cyclone or Meredith · Before February 2015

The question is that will reports be dealt with.

Echo! · Before February 2015

I'm kind of glad they're not logged.... I've said some weird/strange/creepy things to random people.. (boys)

Different55 · Before February 2015

Meredith wrote:

The question is that will reports be dealt with.

The answer to that question is almost certainly no. I've never heard of an in-game report bring acted upon. Once a user was banned in-game after they were reported on the forums, though, back when there were in-game admins here.

Fdoou · Before February 2015

I would -rep him

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