2010-01-21, 08:00 AM
Rick Wrote:Anonymous tips would usually follow some of those ethics ones.
[color="#cc8899"]Yea, usually the best way to go about it. I stand about the same, especially with regards to organized groups, be they in games or real world. I expect leadership to handle issues of ethics responsibly, and when they do not (especially with non-real world) I have a problem. The issue that I mentioned in this thread regarding a scam actually had the leader of the gaming clan as the false bid, which is absolutely contemptable. I earned myself quite a few angry posts by extending the position of the leader onto the entire group (if the admin of a group is allowing an activity to take place, it becomes the policy of the group by proxy, and I expect the group to stand up to their leadership if they disagree with that. The group did not, and so I accredited the same tolerance for scamming onto them). Anyways, in retrospect, I'm expecting too much from casual gamers to have a structure like that in place.
ANYWAYS. I have twice before "ratted out" people in a group that have been what I considered a significant problem, and have no trouble doing so again if the situation should come up.[/COLOR]