Guys,
Just a friendly reminder that this forum is family-friendly. Swearing, or posting images showing other users swearing, is not acceptable.
If you wish to report somebody for bad behaviour on the in-game chat, please contact helpdesk with your screenshots. Please note that we may not ban somebody if only a single user is reporting problems (since we don't want to get involved in a game of he-said she-said) but repeated offences will lead to a ban.
I'd also like to remind everyone that the sword cuts both ways: if you allow yourself to be provoked by someone, and start breaking CoC rules as a result, you are still in violation of the CoC, and if we find this happening frequently you may also face a ban.
Finally, I'd like to stress the point that I made earlier in this thread. Many of the users affected by the repeated join/leave issue are NOT deliberately provoking you. I agree that some users may just be trolling (and you can tell this by their comments) but by and large, the problem is a technical one.
chris
Just a friendly reminder that this forum is family-friendly. Swearing, or posting images showing other users swearing, is not acceptable.
If you wish to report somebody for bad behaviour on the in-game chat, please contact helpdesk with your screenshots. Please note that we may not ban somebody if only a single user is reporting problems (since we don't want to get involved in a game of he-said she-said) but repeated offences will lead to a ban.
I'd also like to remind everyone that the sword cuts both ways: if you allow yourself to be provoked by someone, and start breaking CoC rules as a result, you are still in violation of the CoC, and if we find this happening frequently you may also face a ban.
Finally, I'd like to stress the point that I made earlier in this thread. Many of the users affected by the repeated join/leave issue are NOT deliberately provoking you. I agree that some users may just be trolling (and you can tell this by their comments) but by and large, the problem is a technical one.
chris