"Abuse"

[r2k]

I don't think some of you even know the meaning of the word, yet sling it around as if the staff of GzP are the worst people in the world. I'll give you one example, Divin|ty:
Divinity had an onjoin notice, which noticed whoever joined the channel with three lines of text. Divinity is not a moderator, nor an administrator, yet feels the need to inforce rules -- something which he actually cannot do. Now, I think lengend was being fairly reasonable in saying "Remove it". Divinity didn't. Right. If it was an unreasonable request, I'd say, fair enough, you can disregard what the mod said; it wasn't. The onjoin notice went like this:
(12:05:11) » [ notice from Divin|ty ]: ..::Welcome to Please Do Not Ask For Hacks::..
(12:05:11) » [ notice from Divin|ty ]: Please type /nick {name you want}
(12:05:11) » [ notice from Divin|ty ]: DONT BUG ANYONE

It's irrelevant to everyone except for the jIRC users (and he apparently cannot script well enough to only notice those users). It's just annoying. We asked him to remove it. He didn't. He was banned. Now we are "abusers"? What sort of shit is that? If you can't adhere to the rules in place, don't come here. You're just making yourself look like an idiot.

[alwaysfree]

Now we are "abusers"? What sort of shit is that? If you can't adhere to the rules in place, don't come here. You're just making yourself look like an idiot.

well i once was a sore head too.. but going in irc and chatting with mods took me a long way.. and had grown respect for them..
so if any mods dicided to kick/ban you i think its not counted as abuse but only know as enforcing the rules..

[lengend]

the funny thing is a couple of hours earlier i told divinty to remove it, and he removed it then i come back after i formatted and went back to xp i join the irc and he has it on a again and he gives me an excuse saying it's a different message i found that disrespectful when he did that

[Saibal]

Aw. Well, the one where they told him to PM me was fun lol.

[Divin|ty]

Originally Posted by lengend

the funny thing is a couple of hours earlier i told divinty to remove it, and he removed it then i come back after i formatted and went back to xp i join the irc and he has it on a again and he gives me an excuse saying it's a different message i found that disrespectful when he did that

Lmao i was removing it, it just happened i was showing saibal sumthing and i was editing my script. And while i was afk, i found myself banned. Anyways, i dont care, there's no loss in being banned in an IRC full of ppl talking about retarded things or being AFK.

[Divin|ty]

Originally Posted by r2k

I don't think some of you even know the meaning of the word, yet sling it around as if the staff of GzP are the worst people in the world. I'll give you one example, Divin|ty:
Divinity had an onjoin notice, which noticed whoever joined the channel with three lines of text. Divinity is not a moderator, nor an administrator, yet feels the need to inforce rules -- something which he actually cannot do. Now, I think lengend was being fairly reasonable in saying "Remove it". Divinity didn't. Right. If it was an unreasonable request, I'd say, fair enough, you can disregard what the mod said; it wasn't. The onjoin notice went like this:
(12:05:11) » [ notice from Divin|ty ]: ..::Welcome to Please Do Not Ask For Hacks::..
(12:05:11) » [ notice from Divin|ty ]: Please type /nick {name you want}
(12:05:11) » [ notice from Divin|ty ]: DONT BUG ANYONE

It's irrelevant to everyone except for the jIRC users (and he apparently cannot script well enough to only notice those users). It's just annoying. We asked him to remove it. He didn't. He was banned. Now we are "abusers"? What sort of shit is that? If you can't adhere to the rules in place, don't come here. You're just making yourself look like an idiot.

and how is it "ongoing" when it is private message to the person who logs on.

[lengend]

it's not a private message it's a notice when people connect

[Divin|ty]

Originally Posted by lengend

it's not a private message it's a notice when people connect

Nobody but the person who connect sees it. That seems like a private message to me.

[r2k]

It notices the person when they join. I don't think you get it. We asked you to remove it, and it's as simple as that.

I repeat: if you can't adhere to the rules we have in place, don't come.