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H aVo K
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Posted - 2014.03.28 15:03:00 -
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Jenn aSide wrote:TheGunslinger42 wrote:I think the behaviour and attitude Salvos demonstrates in these threads is toxic for the community. He repeatedly expressed the personal joy he'd feel if other members of the community were physically assaulted, and has demonised as many people as he could to try and push his agenda.
It's rather gross. Yep, and it's that same guy who has the single highest post count in the thread that got locked, the thread where he tried to internet lawyer a guy into a ban for being toxic to the community. It's like I've said before, the so called good guy/freedom fighter types (Salvos, Ripard, ect ect) in EVE are the real problem, not the Erotica1s
They remind me of the politicians who froth at the mouth while screaming "won't someone please think of the children!" while pushing their own pet agendas.... which have nothing to do with protecting the children.... |

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Posted - 2014.03.28 15:56:00 -
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Mr R4nd0m wrote: Why did you change your post?
You'll likely find out. |

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Posted - 2014.03.28 17:23:00 -
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Warde Guildencrantz wrote:Easiest way to prevent real life harassment: Don't be a corp thief, don't AWOX.
Not saying you shouldn't do those ever, but if they know any of your info someone might get ideas. (i've heard people joke around about sending this guy that stole stuff from one of my old corps hatemail/weird stuff in the mail, or possibly flame him on facebook)
http://themittani.com/features/did-cfc-just-win-eve
"why did he post that?" you may ask... Simple: If such a thing really does come to pass, corp theft and awoxing is likely going to be EVE's best hope of bringing that group down. Just like it did with BoB.
The fact that a weapon can be used against you isn't a good reason for advocating its removal from the game; You may wish you had it available to use on someone else someday. |

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Posted - 2014.03.28 20:18:00 -
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Malcanis wrote: "I guess you have to draw the line at the point where the victim starts to lose emotional control, and that's a different place for everyone and every situation. And there has to be a willingness to recognize that line and honor it with humane behavior. I don't get a sense from Erotica's recording that there was any intent in ever doing that. Not one bit."
to expand on what mynxee said there is that the person with the position of power in the situation is the one with the responsibility to ensure that it doesn't cross the line. Erotica1 signally failed to do this. She very precisely articulated the philosophical issue with what he did (as opposed to a mere emotional reaction), and expressed clearly what he did wrong. Like yourself, I wanted a good definition of "the line" before being comfortable with CCP proceeding. There it is.
So if I pop someone's assets, they start to freak out in chat, and I poke fun at them for it.... as long as I stop poking fun at them once I realize that they're honestly and truly starting to lose emotional control (but continue blowing up their stuff).... if I do that, then I'm firmly planted in the grey area of "*******" but not 'banned *******"?
.... I'm okay with that. |

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Posted - 2014.03.28 20:27:00 -
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Morihei Akachi wrote:Antisocial Malkavian wrote:Khan D'Amarr wrote:
Different situation entirely so I have no idea.
Ya, **** someone off, permaban, try to get them to kill themselves, 3 months. Seems legit One time incident versus repeat offender. Public apology versus laughing it off.
public apology, stepped down from CSM immediately and sent the entire contents of his wallet to the wis.... and all that happened the instant he sobered up, the next day. Well before CCP had even commented on the situation.
I'm not a Mittens fan, but at least he understood that he crossed a line, and did what he could to try and make amends.
E1 laughed it off and pre-emptively gave all his stuff to his buds, and "went out with a bang", while asking Sohkar a list of questions designed to try and whitewash this whole thing. |

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Posted - 2014.03.28 20:30:00 -
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Mario Putzo wrote:Josef Djugashvilis wrote:What should be a matter of serious concern to us all, is that the forums are far more entertaining than the actual game play.
Mining Veldsar just cannot compare to the forums for excitement and attempts personality ganking. All the "meta" aspects of the game are more entertaining. EVE on its surface is a terribly uninteresting game. But when you have a collision of personas and narratives, and the meta game is being played in forums, news sites, comms what have you. Thats when the real beauty of EVE is on display. This game is more about cultivating a persona and finding your place in the universe than it will ever be about shooting red crosses, or mining rocks...because frankly limiting yourself to just that you may as well play minecraft alone in your room. EVEs beauty is the meta, not its gameplay.
This.
So much so. |

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Posted - 2014.03.28 20:34:00 -
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Antisocial Malkavian wrote:Malcanis wrote: If you continue to interact with him and goad him for no reason other than to goad him, then you're in the red zone.
So anyone that kills miners/missioners in high sec is what youre saying. The guys that "farm tears" so Burn Jita, Hulkageddon, all that is forbidden now? Because " for no reason other than to goad [them], IS the ADVERTISED reason FOR those things.
I guess it's that fine line between trying to torment them until they snap by absolving them of their isk/assets, vs. trying to torment them until they snap by rubbing salt in the wound for having done the former |

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Posted - 2014.03.28 20:39:00 -
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Mario Putzo wrote:Malcanis wrote:Jarod Garamonde wrote:In general, where are we drawing the line, here? I answered this question a few pages page. The short answer is that the person controlling the situation has the responsibility to see that it doesn't go too far. I assume that you're sufficiently intelligent to determine when you're about to push someone over the line. This most specifically does not include in game actions: if someone goes into a screaming meltdown because you blew his ship up, then too bad for him. If you continue to interact with him and goad him for no reason other than to goad him, then you're in the red zone. Scam all you like. Gank all you like. Spy all you like. Awox all you like. Excercise judgement & discretion when rubbing salt into the wound afterwards. Is that so hard to understand? Ya but thats the thing. My line could be a tiny dot compared to someone like you (hypothetically of course) My judgement says, singing a bunch of songs while being scammed is fine. The victim of the scam must realize they have been had. Should responsibility also not fall up on them to say when enough is enough. That is what is arbitrary about it and why we had 380 page thread (400 including this) discussing the "line". We all don't have the same limits on what and what is not considered harassment. If I gank the same miner a dozen times in a night because he hasn't learned how to defend himself, or go find a different place...I see that as taking advantage of someone who is being a moron repeatedly, he might consider it griefing and harassment. Which one of us is right? There are hundreds of systems he can mine in, and nothing prevents me from killing him every time he undocks. Should I have to say, well I killed him 11 times already I guess ill let him go the 12th time just incase he says im harassing him? Or does it only apply to TS related things, and at what point does it become the "victims" responsibility to remove themselves from a situation they may find uncomfortable. We can draw arbitrary lines all over the sandbox. It would be nice to know at what point we reach the limits of the sandbox, so EVERYONE knows where that line is, otherwise it amounts to personal opinion, and that changes from me to you, to the next guy, even CCP Employees have differing individual opinions.
My understanding is that you can continue to gank him willy nilly.
My understanding is that you could also do a complete repeat of everything that happened in the Bonus Round with Sohkar, and be fine.... provided you shut the whole thing down the instant it becomes clear that he's starting to lose his mind. |

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Posted - 2014.03.28 21:07:00 -
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Asia Leigh wrote: Sorry this may have been over the top but this thread is driving me nuts. People have been saying links of this and links of that and not giving them up.
I actually am trying to look at this from a neutral stand point. I have stated that ero's behavior wasn't great and borderline harrassment where I believe the line was stepped over on a few occasiond. I've just been trying to get my concerns addressed regarding this issue for about 300 pages now and all I get in respond is trolling from "White Knights"
1) You cant tell me that CCP didn't know what has been going on in the bonus round before now. The scam has been all over the forums since I started playing the begining of last year. Hell there is even a thread over in C&P that got locked a few weeks ago that linked this particular bonus round.
So for the 100th time between the 2 threads, Why the out cry now and not a long time ago?
2) Given from a neutral position of not caring either way. Both by the evidence presented here and the other thread (That being the origional recording, The blog post, CCP origional knowledge (Or should have been anyway) and the various replies to the thread (Minus the trolling), I think the only reasonable conclusion is this is a witch hunt.
Seriously as stated earlier in this thread and in the other, both by myself and others this was known issue long before this recording was ever taken. And if CCP wasn't they should have been when ISD was locking those threads. I mean ISD is suposed to be a volunteer group that is an extension to CCP right? Then if this was all god awful and CCP didn't know, why wasn't ISD forwarding copies of those threads to the game masters for investigation?
This is obviously a witch hunt for ero's head by the dude that wrote that blog for personal reasons. He stirred up a **** storm that incited a riot not only be alot of the eve community, but other gaming communities as well. Then CCP was pretty much forced into actioning ero's account weather they wanted to or not. This probably got the victims account actioned as well too...
If I am wrong I'm all ears for any counter proof you may have that doesn't involve taking a goons word for it. Its all I have been after this entire thread. Instead I end up getting stuck in circular arguments with everyone.
Why no answer as to "why now?"
simple: because there's a fine line between "listening to their customers" and "caving to the masses"
Just like the fine line between immoral behaviour, and immoral behaviour that warrants a ban |

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Posted - 2014.03.28 21:09:00 -
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Mike Azariah wrote:Not willfull ignorance.
People want a clear line so they can dance right up to it, Xenos paradox style
or they want a clear line so that they don't accidentally plow through it? |
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Posted - 2014.03.28 21:24:00 -
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Ssieth wrote:And I have to say, having sat through pages and pages of tripe about the tears being shed for the victims of harrassment and the tears soon to be shed by those who favour vaguely civilized behaviour IRL the irony (in the modern rather than classical sense) is bitterly amusing here given the tears being shed by folks who want a line drawn in the sand so they can walk just one side of it be be not-quite-abhorrent-enough-to-ban.
Seriously, as with most of life, if the answer to "will I get into deep trouble for doing this?" is "I don't know". They the response should probably be not to do it. Or expect to suffer the consequences. Seriously - is that so hard a concept? Or is it just to gritty a thought that you have to cope with a little bit of grey rather than black or white?
One time, when I thought about trying to make isk by running courier contracts around (shudder), I saw a contract that looked like the collateral was simply too low for the amount of m3. So I accepted it, realized it was worth far more than the collateral, and kept it.
That's the only "scam" I've ever run in this game.
I do like to partake of local smack from time to time, though.
However, apart from all that, I don't really have a dog in this fight, except for wanting the sandbox to... well... y'know... remain a sandbox n stuff.
Despite that pretty "white" background of mine, though... I have a problem with everything you're posting: You're claiming that those who do operate in that darkened moral sphere are clearly monsters, and that, because they can't claim to have any sort of moral high ground at all, that their opinions are worthless.
And yet... they operate in that darkened moral sphere in a game that's advertised thusly: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGplrpWvz0I
When CCP says "COME PLAY EVE! YOU CAN BE THE BADDIE!!!111" and then bans someone for being too much of a baddie... well... I find it somewhat shocking that those who play that role would be told to STFU when they ask for clarification. |

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Posted - 2014.03.28 22:59:00 -
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Ssieth wrote: CCP aren't changing any rules just restating them and urging people to be cautious when sailing close to the edges of the EULA/ToS.
Can I summarize your posts thusly:
"If you're a player who chooses to skirt the harassment portions of the EULA, you risk getting banned, and that is completely your fault for choosing to play in such a manner"
That distill it all down? |

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Posted - 2014.03.28 23:09:00 -
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H aVo K wrote:Ssieth wrote: CCP aren't changing any rules just restating them and urging people to be cautious when sailing close to the edges of the EULA/ToS.
Can I summarize your posts thusly: "If you're a player who chooses to skirt the harassment portions of the EULA, you risk getting banned, and that is completely your fault for choosing to play in such a manner" That distill it all down?
Okay... I'll take the "Ssieth has liked your post" notification to mean "yes". Great... moving right along then:
It's **Definition Time** XD
http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/english/harass
Subject to aggressive pressure or intimidation
So, by that definition, anyone in this game who subjects anyone else in this game to "aggressive pressure or intimidation" is skirting the harassment portions of the EULA.
Now name something you can do in game, in an adversarial context, that doesn't fit that definition.
Go on.
I'll wait. |

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Posted - 2014.03.28 23:32:00 -
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Ssieth wrote:H aVo K wrote:H aVo K wrote:Ssieth wrote: CCP aren't changing any rules just restating them and urging people to be cautious when sailing close to the edges of the EULA/ToS.
Can I summarize your posts thusly: "If you're a player who chooses to skirt the harassment portions of the EULA, you risk getting banned, and that is completely your fault for choosing to play in such a manner" That distill it all down? Okay... I'll take the "Ssieth has liked your post" notification to mean "yes". Great... moving right along then: It's **Definition Time** XD http://www. oxforddictionaries.com/definition/english/harass Subject to aggressive pressure or intimidationSo, by that definition, anyone in this game who subjects anyone else in this game to "aggressive pressure or intimidation" is skirting the harassment portions of the EULA. Now name something you can do in game, in an adversarial context, that doesn't fit that definition. Go on. I'll wait. I think you're confusing your definition of harrassment with CCPs. Skirt your's and there's no problem. Skirt CCPs and you risk banning. Those are the EULA and ToS you've singed up to and if you want to risk violating them in the eyes of CCP and I'm not to argue that you shouldn't. You know the consequences and if you didn't before then this incident has been a reminder/useful prompt. If you don't agree those rules you've basically got a range of choices: 1. ***** about it uselessly here (and provide those that are interested in harvesting your tears amusement - no, I'm not one of them). 2. Speak to CCP and see if you can persuade them to change their mind. 3. Speak to your CSM representatives and see if you can persuade them to speak to CCP on your behalf. 4. Stand for CSM, get elected and speak to CCP direct. 5. Take your chances with the EULA/ToS and see if you get banned. 6. HTFU and accept that this is CCP's game and they make the rules and they decide how to articulate them. 7. Find a game more to your liking.
o.O
We're well into dead horse territory, and I think I'm done.
Back to nullbearing it, I go.
For the record, I'm having to be a filthy renter *because* hisec is so broken that groups like CODE and E1 & Co. have been able to turn it into a cesspit.
It's akin to that old saying: I don't agree with what you're saying, but I'll defend, to the death, your right to say it. |

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Posted - 2014.03.29 01:33:00 -
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Schmata Bastanold wrote:So... it this a thread to ***** for likes now?
Both this one and the last one have only served that purpose, really. |

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Posted - 2014.03.29 01:46:00 -
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Mario Putzo wrote:H aVo K wrote:Schmata Bastanold wrote:So... it this a thread to ***** for likes now? Both this one and the last one have only served that purpose, really. Well trolling exercise too.
One and the same, really. |

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Posted - 2014.03.29 22:12:00 -
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Salvos Rhoska wrote:Tell you what. Write up your questions, and address them to CCP directly. You are asking people who try to answer them, but are not actually in any position to do so. Hence, everything they answer, is just their opinion. Write em up and address them to CCP.
Nope.
If anything, this little episode (and the "walking in station" riots, and the Mittens witch-hunt after his drunken ramblings) has demonstrated that the only way to get any sort of answer/reaction from CCP is through rallying the masses to your cause.
.... which really really really makes sense when you think about the nature of the meta game. |

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Posted - 2014.03.30 00:08:00 -
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Liese Shardani wrote:Are a lot of messages getting deleted or something? I've been an EVE player for a couple of years, but this is my first full week actually posting on the forums.
Yup... I was on page 85, went to another site for an hour, and then clicked "back" ... only to find out that nearly 3 pages worth of posts had gone poof. |
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