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Valg · 08-12-2005, 06:18 PM

A small excerpt from one of our own helpfiles:

"In fact, if you *ever* have a problem with any immortal write a note about it to the implementors, and we will investigate the situation and punish as necessary. If one of the implementors was the problem, then write about it to the others, of course. If you have a problem with all of the implementors, then you'd probably be happier finding another MUD to play on."

Jardek, you clearly don't like how this game enforces their rules. We get that. However, no one on these forums knows enough about the context, precedence, etc. to make an informed decision about how that game should enforce its own rules. More importantly, none of us can do anything about the decision. If the senior staff of that game sides with their staff member's decision on this case, that's their right. You can vote with your feet and leave, or you can accept their decision and continue to play there(*). But complaining on the TMS "Advertising For Players" forum is neither productive nor appropriate.

Knock it off.

(*) If they let you. Whether or not you're correct, no MUD is forced to accept you as a customer.

08-12-2005, 06:18 PM	#30
Valg Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Home MUD: Carrion Fields Posts: 643	A small excerpt from one of our own helpfiles: "In fact, if you ever have a problem with any immortal write a note about it to the implementors, and we will investigate the situation and punish as necessary. If one of the implementors was the problem, then write about it to the others, of course. If you have a problem with all of the implementors, then you'd probably be happier finding another MUD to play on." Jardek, you clearly don't like how this game enforces their rules. We get that. However, no one on these forums knows enough about the context, precedence, etc. to make an informed decision about how that game should enforce its own rules. More importantly, none of us can do anything about the decision. If the senior staff of that game sides with their staff member's decision on this case, that's their right. You can vote with your feet and leave, or you can accept their decision and continue to play there(). But complaining on the TMS "Advertising For Players" forum is neither productive nor appropriate. Knock it off. () If they let you. Whether or not you're correct, no MUD is forced to accept you as a customer.