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31-Mar-2017 12:04:07 - Last edited on 31-Mar-2017 12:05:17 by Windsofnight

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Setting The Bar

Setting the bar is an expression that means making a standard or level that people or things have to meet. Most companies set the bar high. It should go without saying a company does not normally set the bar low.

It appears that the bar is set way lower when it comes to the posting standards used on the Jagex Official Company Titter Accounts in comparison to the posting standards used for RSOF. After all, there has been a number of tweets posted to the official company twitter accounts that contain innuendo & swearing. There has also been political & religious commentary posted to the official company twitter accounts under the guise of a retweet too.

Innuendo, swearing, religion & political commentary are all areas addressed within the companies T&C & the Code of Conduct. One would think that the T&C & Code of Conduct extends beyond the end-user & that an employee would not be exempt from these standards either.

Some people are saying...

Some people are saying & I don't know if it is true or not, that a recent thread in the HLF forums that had as part of the discussion, swearing on Jagex Official Twitter accounts included the following comment made by Mod Matthe in response to that. This is the quote that some people were saying was made: 'I clearly cannot comment on that specific circumstance, but I do not believe we would consider it acceptable for a JMod to swear in a post they make, whether on reddit, twitter or the forums.'

If what some people are saying what Mod Matthe said is true then common sense would tell us that it would not be considered acceptable for a Jmod to engage in innuendo, political or religious commentary either.

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31-Mar-2017 12:07:10 - Last edited on 31-Mar-2017 12:09:47 by Windsofnight

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05-Apr-2017 15:23:02

06-Apr-2017 15:13:28

Windsofnight said :

I am not sure how you would reach a different conclusion unless your conclusion is that what he said only applies to swearing & that it would not apply to engaging in innuendo, political or religious commentary with the companies customers though.

What I am saying is...why bother having the rule in the first place if there are differing standards?

You simply want the rule enforced. I say to get rid of the rule entirely. Most forms of swearing would already be covered under the CoC in its current iteration if you removed the rule entirely anywho, which leads to the question: What form of swearing *isn't* already covered? Emphatic swearing, like the "no f'ing way" tweet, which, outside of the fringe minority, nobody really cares about.


This leads to yet another question: IF the form of swearing isn't something people particularly care about, and if the JMods themselves seem to be apathetic on it elsewhere...why is it even a rule still, besides for the sake of it? One could say "buh family friendly D:", but fact of the matter is this: less than 1% of the player population is younger than 13, and I highly, HIGHLY doubt their first thought would be "Well golly gee, I think I'll go look at the RSOF! "

They just want to play the game on the computer, plus you're limited to Quick Chat (both reading and typing) anywho if you say you're under 13 until you turn 13, so yea- it's an effective non-issue regarding User Content, so it's not really a relevant point of attack. "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

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