
(04-30-2015, 03:38 AM)Natalie Mcbeef Wrote: I just think it's harsh line to equate "Breaking internet forum rules, possibly in good faith" with "Being an asshole."
I equated consistently breaking those policies with being an asshole.
We all engage in asshole behavior from time to time. You do it. I do it. That's not the same as consistently engaging in this behavior.
Honestly, it takes effort to earn a permabannable amount of warnings from the minor rules violations. I'd have to insult someone 25 times to earn a permaban. If I really put myself to it, I could earn a permaban if I belittled someone a mere 10 times in a year.
You want to toss out the occasional insult to "prove a point" "in good faith"? Be my guest. You won't do anything except make work for a mod for the first four insults. Hit your first temp ban at 5 insults, and you can complain to your friends about how everyone's missing your point.
But 25 insults? 10 in a year? That's not breaking the occasional rule to prove a point. That's not acting in good faith. That's a consistent pattern of behavior. That's getting into the territory where I, personally, would take a good long look at myself to decide if I'm really the sort of person I want to be. Because it's clear that I wouldn't be the sort of person the RPC wants to have around.