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22-Jul-2016 19:29:52

Thought I'd better get this old thing as a nice picture.


Got some more about, will have to go find..

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22-Jul-2016 21:02:35 - Last edited on 22-Jul-2016 21:11:35 by Whos-Dr

Wow, thank you. Profiled.

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22-Jul-2016 22:42:55

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22-Jul-2016 23:44:02

Awesome update, guys.
Well done! -=RuneScape and RuneFest veteran=- (20 Year Veteran cape, when?)
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23-Jul-2016 00:13:54

Someone was nice enough to make me some fan art, haha! Loving this update!

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23-Jul-2016 03:08:56 - Last edited on 23-Jul-2016 03:15:24 by Final Feud

Mexk said :
Anger Alt said :
Norne said :
Think of it like in game. Just because you can now spit out insults without the game censoring you does not mean you should nor does it mean you wont get in trouble. The removal of the censor doesn't change the rules, and if you run around spewing hate speech\offensive language\posting phish sites still isn't permitted.
What if the swearing isn't an insult and is just used generally? Like, "Oh sh*t I died at Jad!" Lol.

I'm just glad the forums are becoming more modern.

I would very much expect these things to be actioned case by case - though generally speaking I'd personally lean towards people writing as if the censor had still been in place; simply to make it work for everyone of all ages. I am confident we'll action threads and/or posts using it excessively, just like we have in the past. At your specific example. I suppose on a lounge thread where the context is clear, it wouldn't be a huge problem, but I see absolutely no reason to advocate it nor promote it in any way.
Thanks Mexk.

23-Jul-2016 12:35:06

Anger Alt said :

Thanks Mexk.

Personally speaking, I think it would be best if it were ruled under a more pragmatic approach:

Is the person using said swearing excessively (Of course, one would have to define excessively)? If yes, it technically falls under spam and can be actioned.

Is the person directing said swearing at someone (For example: Calling someone a douche)? If yes, that falls under attacking another forumer.

Overall, the field of play hasn't changed- just *how* and *what* gets ruled. "Revenge...is like a rolling stone, which, when a man hath forced up a hill, will return upon him with a greater violence, and break those bones whose sinews gave it motion."- Jeremy Taylor

23-Jul-2016 13:26:22