That's actually an interesting story to add to the history books.
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Originally Posted by loramin
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"Then at some unknown point after that, the staff said "we see you players have a good thing going, with 20-odd people all playing nice together: if one loser interrupts this we'll ban that loser". Only they didn't say it that way because they're staff [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.] And thus, staff-enforced player agreements are born. |
This is the part that I don't understand really. "At some point". It makes sense...but how did the staff decide when a critical mass for a critical time agreeing to something meant it should be enforced by staff? Its good...but it seems super arbitrary.
Also, how can it change? Are future players on blue forever bound to an agreement forged months/years ago?
Are there any examples of staff unbinding a player agreement based on players deciding to abandon it?
Is there any example of a player agreement that staff didn't like, but accepted/enforced because players had agreed?