For instance, if I'm having a conversation with a player in-game about a person(s) and a moderator states "I heard what you were saying about *this* are they allowed to go and tell them? It's not like it was anything illegal.
It's not in the rules. It could cause conflict, but I mean, they wouldn't get in trouble for it necessarily.
If you want to have a conversation about a person in /msg that is fine but if a moderator is telling people about another's convo in socialspy then that would be abusing socialspy.
Alright, so if that person finds out what I have said, I'm hoping this moderator will face consequences.
They can see your messages if they have /socialspy enabled. It's for moderating purposes not for spreading gossip.
I would probably follow the fairly common-sense rule that counsellors and doctors abide by; if they are told something private in confidence, they're honour-bound to keep it private unless it is truly endangering themselves or others. Similarly for moderators, if they witness something private said between two people in /msg and no one is in direct danger, then imo they ought to keep said thing to themselves. People shouldn't be using /msg to talk about really private things anyway, as it's not nice to burden moderators with this sort of thing, and console is always listening lol.
It was about, moderators that are inactive, and how pathetic their excuses are. Nothing that personal lol
