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it's just that, if you get your job changed, a lot is riding on your shoulders all of a sudden. when I was a new chemist and only wanted to learn and make factories people yelled at me during viruses to make complex chems. I switched to assistant to do chemistry for a while so that no expectation w...

yes, this is a fair interpretation. it's something we've had a lot of discussions about, and it's something that i'm constantly trying to impress upon our new admins this term. i would hope that the time and effort i put into posting here with clear things i'd like to see and things i don't want to...

I think this is where things get confusing and where we can do a better job of enforcing the rule in a way that makes sense. I would consider a situation where the cooks are actively refusing to cook anything whatsoever as an acceptable case for someone else to start making food, but this is where ...

yes! if only... rule 0 can be intimidating to apply to a situation without experience and we have a lot of new admins atm, encouragement from me to be more understanding of nuance in these situations rather than applying the rules-as-written seemed like a sensible thing to do. a common frustration ...

RPR9 is not an admin sledgehammer to crack things they personally dislike. It's a very precise scalpel to deal with players whom are leeching job content from other players by doing their job for them. I dislike when it's used to force people to apply only a limited subset for the scope of their job...

... I was hesitant to open a complaint because I felt that admins would think of it as no harm done because it didn't result in a note, and not worth their time. I reasoned that, if I was made fun of by the admins further for making a waste of time issue post, I'd at least be able to point to it an...

Deadmining is an unfortunate outcome, but really the only one the headmins were left with. Three conduct strikes in the space of 13 months is just too many, especially when their last conduct strike netted a demotion back to trial which they've only recently re-passed. There's not much room between ...

Many words At least in the case of the complaint this peanut is attached to, the two will be separate matters since drag's ruling on what they think heads of staff can and cannot do is not linked to their ticket conduct. And for any serious enough incident, poor admin conduct isn't going to factor ...

A lot of the procedural fairness principles, i.e. the fruit of the poisoned tree and double jeopardy, end up misapplied if we don't consider that sometimes, in a case where the conduct breach is something like manner/professionalism unrelated to the note/ban, or that the original matter was not at ...

I've always preached that we admin by consent of the playerbase. Doing investigations is easiest when all players cooperate with us in tickets. If every single player refused to engage with any admin in every ahelp, our role would rapidly become - for all intents and purposes - impossible. We can on...

From https://tgstation13.org/phpBB/viewtopic.php?p=586754#p586754 : New host ruling: Admin's banning conduct can not be the subject of an admin complaint. That is what appeals are for, and the appeal leading to the ban being overturn is the minimum bar required before a complaint can be filed that r...

Ya. An idea behind the ruling for complaining about banning conduct requiring a successful appeal is that you do the appeal first. If the admin denies it and the headmins uphold that denial, there's no point opening a complaint because the headmins will have already looked at the banning admin's con...

Yet every time they open the logs they're able to find the relevant bits of info they need rather quickly, and with much less fanfare and complaining about the literal megabytes of text they had to filter through to get there.

Curious.

I'd say more appeals and complaints get rejected because the player gave too little info than those where the player gave too much.

This prompted me to give a quick check and Coco also handled your Discord ban.

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Jackrip#1143 (179657993774694401)
Case #340 | Ban 
Reason: Rule 7.
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CoconutMage#8333 (195629318334971914)
27/05/2021 02:58

That's probably something Coco can handle as part of this appeal if he's minded to.

The only good interaction I had was with Rhials, just look at how awesome their tone and opening was in the ticket: Please drop a comment about it in https://tgstation13.org/phpBB/viewtopic.php?f=37&t=36116 Feedback is important as Duffy's a new admin and still on trial. When admins handle tick...

A lot of things not to like about this: -pretty much the easiest catch all phrase for starting a bwoink that seems to net the best response is a neutral "hey can you explain the scenario between [you] and [name]?" neutral, no assumptions, no bias, and doesn't make players feel targetted o...

Some admins think a head's entire department is their lane and they can do a little dick swinging if they like, it's their place to organise and have running as they please. Some admins think that heads are delegator roles that can't actually physically do anything in their department if even one d...

It's a mixed complaint. Partially to get clarification on what a Head of Staff's lane is - Manuel has admins that are absolutely on diametrically opposed sides of this coin. Some admins think a head's entire department is their lane and they can do a little dick swinging if they like, it's their pla...

Just to prevent a back-and-forth conversation and limit posts that aren't directly relevant to the complaint itself with regards to thedragmeme's contested ticket conduct, now you've both had the opportunity to post about the context of the shift as a whole I think that's all that the headmins and ...

I think it was intentionally de-indexed so all the top new posts weren't just peanuts.

On both LRP and MRP the key has always been the player having a justification for why they thought a player was an antag that would satisfy the admin in question. The only reason it differs on MRP is because there is a second question to be asked after that about proportionality. But the starting po...

Fun thought experiment - think of random stuff you do with your non-dominant hand. We play a lot of card games at work, and my friends pointed a very perculiar quirk I have. Despite being steadfastly right-hand dominant, I shuffle, deal and hold cards left-handed. I don't even know where I picked u...

Fun thought experiment - think of random stuff you do with your non-dominant hand. We play a lot of card games at work, and my friends pointed a very perculiar quirk I have. Despite being steadfastly right-hand dominant, I shuffle, deal and hold cards left-handed. I don't even know where I picked up...

Cerified MSO "polcon is a channel that exists for people to agree with me and how I choose to define and categorise words, language and concepts - if you disagree or state any opinion or certified backed up fact to the contrary I'll ban you and filter and censor your words" moment.

Audible cringe meltdown arc.

Tattle let me do a final post clarifying some stuff about the rules. https://tgstation13.org/phpBB/viewtopic.php?p=636029#p636029 The part where disability-related bigotry was added to Rule 11 was done in this policy thread. I was a headmin at the time and pushed against the expansion of Rule 11 to ...

April Fool's extended to 4 weeks long

As long as the candidate wasn't going rogue (they weren't) they basically operate on the trainer's admin licence. Anything the trainer allows them to do or instructs them to do is the trainer's problem. I'll have a looksie at this tonight probably since I did the basic non-ticket training with Duffy...

https://tgstation13.org/phpBB/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=36074 Are we just gonna keep on using this thread as the peanut for this? 100% chance this gets closed with no action being taken. Not that I disagree with the thinking, per say. Im sure Dendy and Timber have essays ready to deploy at a moments...

i believe that the rules we have already established, if allowed to be enforced to their intended spirit, is the highest level of RP that /tg/station should have. The rules we currently have are currently being enforced in their intended spirit. That intended spirit is outlined in Rule 1. I intenti...

Our RP rules do very little to mandate roleplay and our admins have only limited direct power to force players to perform "classical" roleplay. When I redrafted the RP rules, that lack of mandated RP was by design. The goal wasn't for making a super high effort RP server where players had ...

Kendrickorium wrote: ↑Fri Apr 19, 2024 3:13 am I NEED TIMBER OR DENDY TO TELL ME WHAT TO THINK IMMEDIATELY

IMAGINE BEING MUTED FOR DEFENDING VEKTER

WHY WOULD HE DO THIS

Meltdowns are fun and the community needs more meltdowns to generate energy via directly applied drama.

the player accepted the resolution offered by the admin and it was an amicable conclusion, our involvement was never requested. in this regard it is a closed matter. Whether your involvement was requested or not is an irrelevance as to whether the matter is closed. The only thing that matters is wh...

A sting operation? Funny choice of words. It was entrapment with the outcome being pretty obvious. It was a really dirty way of getting at somebody who had previously commented on their friend negatively, since now we know who was the mysterious noticer noticing something that everybody else missed...

Yup. It's a mix of stricter RP rules and stricter enforcement of those RP rules. Manuel has very few rules actually mandating or forcing roleplay. The current rules as I envisioned them were to restrict player freedom to avoid IC interactions. The admin team can't use them to micromanage roleplay, b...

Let's be like France and add a mandated Good Samaritan policy.

Antags gonna antag. I think it's important to note that Escalation Policy has changed since I drafted the rules on MRP antags. The part on killing and round removal slides in here: ... Killing a crewmate is a severe response, and requires severe justification to do, such as those in Rule 1's precede...

The previous headmin ruling on this was me drawing a line which Moth and Melb agreed to. It wasn't an MSO issue, it was a me issue. I didn't really want to expand the definition of bigotry to encompass disability as I felt that was going too far in the direction of true and genuine political correct...

The adnins should not enforce optimal play, and should be hesitant to allow players to enforce optimal play via a pass to bending or breaking the rules. It is not against the rules to not contribute to the war effort. It is not acting like an antagonist to carry on business as usual around war ops ...

The line for doing incredibly stupid stuff that may get everyone killed is not drawn at a minute or two of research points. The desire to win at all costs may make it feel like the RD has doomed everyone, but the reality is probably that it doesn't, didn't and won't actually matter to the outcome of...

The adnins should not enforce optimal play, and should be hesitant to allow players to enforce optimal play via a pass to bending or breaking the rules. It is not against the rules to not contribute to the war effort. It is not acting like an antagonist to carry on business as usual around war ops a...

The inevitable realisation you must eventually make is that on the other side of your hypnosis prompts are other people trying to play SS13. Hypnosis creates a scenario where one player can get punished OOCly via the rules for not doing what another player wants them to do. But the admin team probab...

It's practically unenforcable. Or it is enforcable but would be massive banbait and I highly dislike banbait. There's nothing in-game telling virologists they can't use a certain beneficial symptom because some people choose to play a snowflake species but dislike its downsides. That's why I call it...

IC issue. Don't roll Jellypeople if you're scared of viruses. For the same reason you shouldn't roll Plasmeme if you're scared of O2. We're not gonna start pumping the station full of plasma so you can breathe if you lose your internals.

You can assume antag pass limited specifically to accomplishing your hypnosis goal. Exceptions always apply and I'm sure someone will fly in to list them off, but broadly speaking if you're doing antag stuff in good faith to accomplish your hypno objectives, the responsibility is on the person who g...

Players dislike being hypnotised because it forces them to change their plans for the shift. The default stance of players will often be to get rid of it or ignore it, which is bad faith. Some may follow the prompt in good faith. I like those players. With one or two victims admins may step in if as...

The way this usually goes is the player goes in knowing they'll be banned and being banned is worth it. In my years here I've seen this same incident handled a few classic ways. Route 1 is the player reaching out to admins to try and get the thing approved - or at least to limit the ban length when ...

Positive notes and tokens are independent. You don't have to pick one. If you intended to give a player positive note, please give them a standalone positive note. Please don't couple the positive note with a token, as generally we don't treat tokens as positive notes. There's no guarantee the redee...

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