So there has been a up roar of irrelevant complaints, that are honestly STUPID. These complaints are becoming a problem why is it ok to make a horrible useless complaint and waste are moderators time when they can be working on some thing else?? How is it i can get a forum warning for a irrelevant post but i can make a stupid complaint/useless and get away with it? This needs to stop. -Baby
Examples? Some complaints may seem stupid, but in reality different people tolerate different things, so yes you'll get things that seem stupid to you, but perfectly logical to them.
There was one irrelevant complaint made by Digger recently and he received a 48 hour forum ban for it which is a lot more than nothing @Babylonian_ Please at least freaking read through the complaint that you refer to before posting these bs suggestions Jesus you all give me such a headache
I've had many conflicts with a certain user in the near past, and his complaints are outright useless and completely stupid. This needs to stop. Being able to get a moderator's help is a right, and its a shame some people don't appreciate that. Certain people are abusing that right. This needs to be implemented. +1
Im not only talking about that one complaint. If you scroll down and read users have got into complaint wars just making complaints about each other that are useless
This exactly. Anyway, I don't get what you're trying to suggest. There's no clear stating of what you want done because of these "useless" complaints.
Great example of someone abusing the right to file a complaint: https://ecocitycraft.com/forum/threads/user-complaint-imswag__.150989/ It was a fun day, that day
All the more reason. Why go on a tangent against staff when you don't even know the results of the prime complaint you're referring to?
I do see this as a problem because it wastes staff time and it causes conflict to escalate over stuff that shouldn't escalate. However, due to the nature of the difficulty of defining what is or is not a "useless" complaint I think it is best to continue to handle the situation on a case-by-case basis. In multiple cases these have resulted in some consequence or another, I will just be a major proponent of repeat offenders of this being handled with increasingly strong consequences of doing so.
This is basically my response to my suggestion. That said, seeing as that's basically already the case and you haven't actually suggested anything with this, I'm marking it as denied.
