Note that I've decided to highlight the changes in red to make it easier to see what's being suggested for change.
What rule do you wish to edit: 2.6 Reporting a Rule-Breaker.
If it is believed that another player has broken a rule, the ‘/report’ function is expected to be used to inform an Administrator. If a player(s) is in a role-play situation with another player(s) who has broken a rule, after the ‘/report’ function has been used, the former player(s) should continue the role-play situation as best as to their ability, and within the confines of the rules, until either it has ended and/or an Administrator intervenes.
Your version of the rule: 2.6 Reporting a Rule-Breaker.
If it is believed that another player has broken a rule, the report function (F6 key on your keyboard) is expected to be used to inform an Administrator. If a player(s) is in a role-play situation with another player(s) who has broken a rule, after the report function (F6 key) has been used, the former player(s) should continue the role-play situation as best as to their ability, and within the confines of the rules, until either it has ended and/or an Administrator intervenes.
Players may also use the report function if they require administrative assistance in general, for example being stuck somewhere.
When reporting another player, please make sure you include:
- The names of anyone involved.
- Exactly what happened.
- When the events took place.
- Which rules were broken and by who.
Why you believe this rule should be edited: Updating and removing obsolete and unnecessary information. While /report does open the report menu, updated information on how to access the menu without typing in /report every single time is much better than the hard way. It would be a better habit to use F6 instead of typing /report and having the possibility of accidentally typing it out in local chat.
John Doe: [Local] report
This has the unfortunate side effect of affecting roleplay and bringing OOC matters in-character as it so often does when someone decides to act on the mistake.
What rule do you wish to edit: 2.6 Reporting a Rule-Breaker.
If it is believed that another player has broken a rule, the ‘/report’ function is expected to be used to inform an Administrator. If a player(s) is in a role-play situation with another player(s) who has broken a rule, after the ‘/report’ function has been used, the former player(s) should continue the role-play situation as best as to their ability, and within the confines of the rules, until either it has ended and/or an Administrator intervenes.
Your version of the rule: 2.6 Reporting a Rule-Breaker.
If it is believed that another player has broken a rule, the report function (F6 key on your keyboard) is expected to be used to inform an Administrator. If a player(s) is in a role-play situation with another player(s) who has broken a rule, after the report function (F6 key) has been used, the former player(s) should continue the role-play situation as best as to their ability, and within the confines of the rules, until either it has ended and/or an Administrator intervenes.
Players may also use the report function if they require administrative assistance in general, for example being stuck somewhere.
When reporting another player, please make sure you include:
- The names of anyone involved.
- Exactly what happened.
- When the events took place.
- Which rules were broken and by who.
Why you believe this rule should be edited: Updating and removing obsolete and unnecessary information. While /report does open the report menu, updated information on how to access the menu without typing in /report every single time is much better than the hard way. It would be a better habit to use F6 instead of typing /report and having the possibility of accidentally typing it out in local chat.
John Doe: [Local] report
This has the unfortunate side effect of affecting roleplay and bringing OOC matters in-character as it so often does when someone decides to act on the mistake.
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