
Dublin Warrior
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I have looked at the game in question...
there is only one word spoken in the public chat: Kasenn: Yellow?
and the definition of private chat is that only the people in the chat can see the messages, so unless you upload screen shots, or copy the text at a bare minimum, there is nothing more to say about the contents of the your private chats with Yellow and Blue.
Жұқтыру, in most cases, I would agree with the position that secret deals between strangers are not worth banning. The main reason that I believe that secret deals shouldn't be forbidden among strangers is that they can't be stopped by rules alone. One can always send a message to a player's WarLight Inbox.
It is interesting that such a small map has Abandon Cards, and that the high level Yellow player plays for several turns after he is clearly unable to stop Blue in North America...
Further, no way does a high level player who is ready, willing, and able to win intentionally choose Europe to start in...
Clearly, Kasenn was used to get Blue a win... maybe Blue is an alt of Yellow, maybe Blue is a friend of Yellow, but it's pretty clear that Kasenn was used in a scam to get Blue a win.
Eklipse, Not necessarily...
The following categories in our clan list are not something that will get anyone banned by WarLight, but which ruins the experience of their teammates or even anyone in the respective game:
Bad team etiquette abandoning teammates without warning, joining multiple tournaments only to get booted.
Boot-happy play (attempting to win by boot.)
Poor diplo etiquette (may include other offenses) vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv (The ruining of diplomacy games intentionally, but in ways that don't break other rules, such as the rules against harassment, which are often irrelevant.)
Game delaying (attempting to win by boot.)
Further, our clan-wide blacklist provides us the opportunity to act swiftly on matters that are against the rules, like harassment, cheating, etc.
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