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I do not know if this is accurate, however, I have heard that in some cases the consequences for violation may not follow this three strike path. In some instances, I have heard of stat or skill reductions, no offline drain, and other alternative penalties applied in place of lockouts/bans. This particular portion of policy may be a good candidate for being made slightly more ambiguous by simply saying something like: "Consequences for violaton of policy may include but are not limited to..." and then list out possible penalties that may be applied. |
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I think the language that states that the penalty need not follow an escalating path should stay, as for some egregious violations more harsh penalties may be warranted. --[[User:KLINESDR|KLINESDR]] ([[User talk:KLINESDR|talk]]) 13:56, 12 October 2016 (CDT) |
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Discussion
I do not know if this is accurate, however, I have heard that in some cases the consequences for violation may not follow this three strike path. In some instances, I have heard of stat or skill reductions, no offline drain, and other alternative penalties applied in place of lockouts/bans. This particular portion of policy may be a good candidate for being made slightly more ambiguous by simply saying something like: "Consequences for violaton of policy may include but are not limited to..." and then list out possible penalties that may be applied.
I think the language that states that the penalty need not follow an escalating path should stay, as for some egregious violations more harsh penalties may be warranted. --KLINESDR (talk) 13:56, 12 October 2016 (CDT)