I have locked this thread until I personally look into the issue at hand. Stay tuned, folks.

After waking up fully. I am going to close this thread. I assure you we are taking this debate seriously, and will talk about it in the admin group. I will also make sure that gun etiquette will be a key topic in the workshops. I also highly recommend to let controversial scenes go when they were mediated. We are not flawless, but we always put a…[Read more]

After waking up fully. I am going to close this thread. I assure you we are taking this debate seriously, and will talk about it in the admin group. I will also make sure that gun etiquette will be a key topic in the workshops. I also highly recommend to let controversial scenes go when they were mediated. We are not flawless, but we always put a…[Read more]

After waking up fully. I am going to close this thread. I assure you we are taking this debate seriously, and will talk about it in the admin group. I will also make sure that gun etiquette will be a key topic in the workshops. I also highly recommend to let controversial scenes go when they were mediated. We are not flawless, but we always put a…[Read more]

As for courtesy for events – it is not a hard rule, but yes, it is expected to let an event happen or to ask if interruption is okay. But there is no hard rule when or how that has to happen. It can be totally acceptable to walk up with an idea and to ask the organizers. It also can be acceptable to let conflict develop organically within the…[Read more]

Okay. This needs to stop now. What I take away from this – except for people unnecessarily fighting over a scene that has been mediated, and all that publicly which never is a good idea – is that “giving consent” can have different meanings. It was not PLANNED that this scene turned into a shoot out. Of course the scene itself was planned, and…[Read more]

Okay. This needs to stop now. What I take away from this – except for people unnecessarily fighting over a scene that has been mediated, and all that publicly which never is a good idea – is that “giving consent” can have different meanings. It was not PLANNED that this scene turned into a shoot out. Of course the scene itself was planned, and…[Read more]

This is special. You sure said some different things before during and after the 7 hr scene that you consented to Mollie. And enjoyed. You don’t get to withdraw consent after the fact.

Lolli you brought this topic up just to start shit, don’t even play. If you didn’t want attention you wouldn’t have held it on the main sim and invited 4 different…[Read more]

This is cute but untrue. Consent was given by the organizer of the event, and there are logs to prove it. I’m not sure why this poster felt the need to lie.

Then I was malinformed and apologize. That should have been double checked.

This is not true. Applications for gun permits are still needed and manually approved (or actually quite often denied). If that was different for you.. you might have bribed an admin! 😛

This is not true. Applications for gun permits are still needed and manually approved. If that was different for you.. you might have bribed an admin! 😛

Constructive communication is indeed valuable. What is not as helpful is harping on one specific scene that already has been reviewed. Yes, it’s important to look at the root problem when people are unhappy. But from my experience it is rarely the rules when this kind of issue arises, it s often an underlying OOC problem, which we indeed will…[Read more]

Really? Well I stand corrected then. Its been a minute since I applied, did not realize that had changed!

I really am not sure what the point of this thread is. The rules are there, they aren’t changing just because someone had a scene that didn’t go the way they planned.

We can have this discussion until the end of time, but the rules are clear and at the end of the day, we are all adults and we get to choose what and who to play. I have been in…[Read more]

closed – and it’s approved anyway 🙂

I would say it totally depends on the situation. When I get attacked by someone who is insane/dangerous/scary, and I am an otherwise non-combative character who probably would lose a fistfight, yes, it can be okay to draw a gun. An armed robbery that is correctly emoted and leaves an unarmed employee enough room to not get shot – that would be…[Read more]

I would say it totally depends on the situation. When I get attacked by someone who is insane/dangerous/scary, and I am an otherwise non-combative character who probably would lose a fistfight, yes, it can be okay to draw a gun. An armed robbery that is correctly emoted and leaves an unarmed employee enough room to not get shot – that would be…[Read more]