Concerned about policing issues

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Re: Concerned about policing issues

by Zoey_Urbina » Fri Jun 12, 2015 11:00 am

The thread has gone a bit off track. The OP's intent was to get a response from the developers to clarify the Terms of Use regarding the naming policies. Not whether the sentence written and/or guild name was funny, wrongful or disgusting. It's interpreted differently depending on who reads it. Although whether it should be a bannable offense or not, It's still not our decision to make sentences like these prohibited, it's up to each individual Game Master and how they interpret the Terms of Use and the sentence in question.


The guild name "Sapped Girls Cant Say No" can be interpreted differently, to such an extent that even Blizzard allows it on their servers. It's currently being used in both US and EU Warlords of Draenor, but one has to point out that Blizzard is nowhere near as strict when it comes to the naming policy as they were in 2006.

The sentence would most commonly be translated into "Incapacitated/Unconscious girls can't say no to sex" If one were to use this as a Guild Name, would it be a bannable offense here on Nostalrius servers? Most likely yes. Would it be a bannable offense on Blizzard servers? Definitively yes.
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Re: Concerned about policing issues

by elgringobonito » Sat Jun 13, 2015 3:03 am

For what it's worth, I'm absolutely dying laughing at the mockery going on re: the politically-correct language alarmists.

For you people, it's all about disingenuously changing language to suit your own political agendas, all while ruining everyone else's day until they have no choice but to fall in line with your ridiculous demands.

Enough already.

Personally, I don't ever find rape funny, and I'm going to have a slight bias against someone who makes a rape joke in their guild name. That's fine; such generalizations have served me well in the past. What I'm NOT going to do, however, is try to censor that person on a private entertainment platform or reflexively and ignorantly make a stereotypical judgment about that person that impacts my entire opinion of that person going forward.

Not every off-color joke and hint of traditional masculinity falls within this "bro rape culture" conspiracy you all seem to envision lingering behind the door of every locker room and frat house. Quit with the paranoid delusions and get a grip.

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