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Pieck

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1. Restrict the guests. (They are all mostly peds anyway.) Make it so they cannot speak. And do not tell me it's not possible, I've seen it multiple times.

2. Mod demoting. Demote the inactive mods and rule breakers. Too many times I've seen mods break the rules, and nothing was done. Same with inactive mods, they were inactive for majority of the time, yet they still remained mod.

These are just suggestions. I doubt anyone will view them, I have way more in me head. But 2 is good for now.
Ciao luvs.
 
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DynamicDylan said:
If you see it then yeah it’s your business if not then eh :/
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Fair enough. Whenever I see someone get kicked or muted, I always ask questions. But if it's a guest, then eh. Users are always going to question why another user got kicked or muted.

If it displays the mute and ban, I think it should display the kick as well. Because then, at least people will know if the user was kicked or not. 🌺
 
Mr.Mod2.0 said:
Why are you concerned about other people’s chatting behaviour?
focus on yourself if someone is muted or kicked it’s none of your business why
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If it happens in the public or where everyone is in a place talking to eachother what do you expect? Main chat isnt a one on one convo. We have hundreds of people talking sometimes, so of course the business is shared.

Itd be nice to know if a friend or somewhat has been kicked, instead of just being plain offline, lol
 
don't try and fix what isnt broken
its just useless code implemented
also mods aint supposed to discuss other ******** kick / ban / mute history anyways
 
I'd off thought it was a simple deduction. If the user has an orange muted banner. They have been muted. If they no longer appear on the user list. They have either, left, been kicked or been banned. Don't see any problem that needs solved 🤔
 
Besides the bot telling you whom has been kicked, since those can sometimes be missed, it'd be a cool to make it display on said user's profile. Convenience.

Plus, why do it for only mutes and bans, and leave out kicks? The bot also says who's been muted and banned, yet we see those on profiles. It feels weird to leave kicks out of the equation.
 
Pieck said:
Besides the bot telling you whom has been kicked, since those can sometimes be missed, it'd be a cool to make it display on said user's profile. Convenience.

Plus, why do it for only mutes and bans, and leave out kicks? The bot also says who's been muted and banned, yet we see those on profiles. It feels weird to leave kicks out of the equation.
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So here's the best answer I can give...

Mutes show up on the user's profile, because when the user is muted, they are still present in the chatroom - they just can't respond. That info is important to you so you don't think you're being ignored if you try to contact them. This will show to any user in the room as long as the muted user is still signed in.

A ban is a long term action, again important so as not to have you think that something terribly wrong may have happened to them. This can only be seen if the user in question is on your Friends list - it can't be seen by the general public.

A kick is short term, with the max kick allowed to most mods being 2 hours. After their kick is over (or in case they haven't been kicked, when their dinner is over, or their basketball game is over, or whatever), they'll be back online, and then they can tell you the whole story of what happened.

Hope that helped.
 
David NY said:
So here's the best answer I can give...

Mutes show up on the user's profile, because when the user is muted, they are still present in the chatroom - they just can't respond. That info is important to you so you don't think you're being ignored if you try to contact them. This will show to any user in the room as long as the muted user is still signed in.

A ban is a long term action, again important so as not to have you think that something terribly wrong may have happened to them. This can only be seen if the user in question is on your Friends list - it can't be seen by the general public.

A kick is short term, with the max kick allowed to most mods being 2 hours. After their kick is over (or in case they haven't been kicked, when their dinner is over, or their basketball game is over, or whatever), they'll be back online, and then they can tell you the whole story of what happened.

Hope that helped.
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I guess that makes sense. Thank you, I appreciate it.
 
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