I mean. It was a bit pointless of it to be in Main chat. Like I said, both parties could have handled it better.

 

True. which is another reason why they need to make "island" chats where only people in their island can see what they're saying. After all, there is a global chat and a local chat. Island chats will just help make it easier for boths sides. Mods wont be bothered, and also, 2+ people can talk together at the same time

 

Still not relevant to the suggestion.

 

Krissy, it is unfortunate that you did not reason your no support. Do you mind doing so?

 

Thank you, will add later. But I do think getting 20+ moderators to agree on certain rules will not be hard - it has worked before. Yes, loopholes do exist. And these loopholes can be countered with the punishment for the rule the loophole exists for.

 

Going to write my opinion on this later.

I'll edit this post.

 

Okay, for the suggestion. No support.

There are rules that are set. I'm sure they were set before most, if not all, of us were playing here. We shouldn't change that. Mods do their jobs. Some more harshly than others, but they're literally just trying to make playing here pleasant for others. We don't need to interfere with that.

 

Ehhhhh, what? I don't want to change rules?

 

Mods are just ....

 

xD Punishment. Oops. I was so on the wrong track with that.

 

There are punishments that are set? are you aware that the entire point of this thread is that there are NO set punishments?!

 

The entire law has to be based on certain rules and punishments. If an individual breaks a certain rule, a certain punishment is applied. This system has greatly been introduced with the industrial revolution, although it can be seen before too. A system like this is essential for any law system to work. And the same goes for Skyblock. If someone breaks a rule, they should be punished accordingly. The punishments can of course be more severe for more certain stages of the rule (first degree grief, second degree etc.) just like in real life.

I don't see how moderators aren't capable of going with this system. On all servers on Minecraft that have a community, a general playerbase over 500 and normal administrative people this works like this.
So I'd say;
If a moderator can not co-op with set rules and punishments they should quite frankly not be a moderator.

You also asked for a solution. There are countless solutions. This is the one I consider one of the most reasonable:

It's also ridiculous that the administrators have grown so inactive to ignore this. There has to be one person or atleast a group of people that says creates the guidelines and makes them very clear for the rest to follow. If the rest do not follow, they should be warned and/or kicked out. We had this working perfectly on skyblock, but as cyp and crew grew terribly inactive it's visible how now the super moderators create the guidelines; all how they'd like. So the new moderators will ask the super moderators for advice, since they obviously know the punishments or watch them punish and follow suit.

This will be an endless cycle. Which will inevitably lead to Skyblock's doom. (Doughhh)

I am suggesting this for the moderators to change something. The administrators changing something would be even better, although unlikely. But the moderators can change this. Make a council, let the players take a huge part and decide how this should be done.

Signed,
Leon3ppp

 

Myrmidous ?

 

What is your reason for your negative support?

 

Support

The point of rules is to follow the rules and not to make up rules or let the rule breaker get off easy.

 

I'd be interested sir. Trying to learn as much as I can

 

I think people would be interested, however it is your choice