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Logan Creed
Logan Creed

Nov-12-2006 21:22

In light of the recent comments on the message boards, it seems like the first question that needs to be answered is:

“Should players abide by rules created by the community?”

My opinion: No.

I believe I may be in the minority here, but I personally think the only rules that should be followed are those set forth by Ben and Sunny. This is their game. Given that there are currently 14,654 active players in the game, I don’t think the wish of the Community can be determined from the relatively small number of players that post on the boards. Especially, whenever a competitive element is involved (whether it be high scores, treasure hunts or fame), it does not seem appropriate that those who are successful are to be governed by those that they are competing against.

What does everyone else think?


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Hawkeye Harris
Hawkeye Harris
Battered Shoe

Nov-13-2006 03:52

* Ben & Sunny set the rules
* Jroepel has printed said rules in question (regarding hot issues)
* Nuff said, let's embrace each other's differences and play the game
* Happy sleuthing to all, and to all a good (night)(day)

PS: If these rules seem vague to some, perhaps Ben (wisely) does not want to micro-manage the players. Let's get on with it

AraLives
AraLives
Battered Shoe

Nov-13-2006 06:32

Well said, Ranier :)

R Anstett
R Anstett

Nov-13-2006 07:25

I like the thoughts expressed here by everyone.

I also like the inference that LRC is making with her post. That only Ben can decide if there is an abuse of control with Password Sharing and the mulitple people per agency rule.

Unless an official announcement by administration says differently we all have to go with the previous statements made that JRopel posted the links to.

The relevant part here " Password sharing is OK. What I'm trying to avoid is having an agency that is entirely controlled by two or three people. "

In the end I believe I am more in line with Logan on this.

reda
reda
Well-Connected

Nov-13-2006 07:47

LRC - I like the example you gave. This is a good way of laying down the unwritten rule of ethics without twikking the game in a way that would be just really annoying! I like that! :)

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