Nice changes, looking forward to see what will happen
How is that any different than now? It isn't. There are scammers and always will be, nothing you can do about it.We're just gonna have a bunch of fucking arseholes trying to scam, then another bunch of arseholes trying to accuse.
How is that any different than now? It isn't. There are scammers and always will be, nothing you can do about it.
Anyway, good rule changes. Lets see how it all plays out.![]()
How is that any different than now? It isn't. There are scammers and always will be, nothing you can do about it.
Anyway, good rule changes. Lets see how it all plays out.![]()
No, Cfrey.
No, they won't.:What if someone perm banned for porn awhile back wants to come back can they since the rule change?
People banned under previous rules for illicit offenses which are now acceptable will NOT BE UNBANNED.
The real world trading section is going to be the hardest section to manage. Market mods should not cover this area, RWT section should have its own mods. It is going to be the most easily scammable section, and its almost impossible to provide proof for anything.
What if someone perm banned for porn awhile back wants to come back can they since the rule change?
Agreed. I always respected Sythe because they were against real-life item sales. Now that it's been allowed, scammer reports are going to go through the roof.
I really hope this doesn't last, as it's an invitation for a whole new group of scammers to come to Sythe. I doubt it will last long, and I really hope it won't be as bad as I think it'll be.
Getting rid of warnings is ridiculous, In my opinion.
Understand our reasoning. Users agree to be bound to our rules upon signing up. Warnings were never needed in the first place; it only served as an incentive to break rules if you know you'll only get a slap on the wrist. This system is more effective, ensuring that double-standards don't emerge and that users are banned fairly.
How is that any different than now? It isn't. There are scammers and always will be, nothing you can do about it.
Anyway, good rule changes. Lets see how it all plays out.![]()

