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Posted: Mar 31st 2008 1:42PM (Unverified) said
Either way, I plan to investigate, should anything like this come my way. If it turns out to be a false report ( I hear many are AR-ing child avies as RL underagers to get their accounts frozen) - I'll banned the reporter from my estates. If the one being reported is to be at fault - same thing.
Of course, not everyone will be banned - that's for the heavy-duty offenses - serious griefing, etc. But other than some kind of temporary or permanent ban, what else can I do? Nothing.
And - my actions affect only my estates.
So... I don't know how well this particular method will work.
We'll see, I guess
Posted: Mar 31st 2008 3:12PM (Unverified) said
The ARs I've submitted are pan-SL things, like repeated obnoxious spamming via notecard. Just banning them from an estate would do no good whatsoever. An estate owner can't suspend an account for ToS violations, either, right?