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*Users may not use private messages with the explicit intent of evading the channel. For example, continuing to harass a user once banned from the channel is likely to result in a much longer ban. | *Users may not use private messages with the explicit intent of evading the channel. For example, continuing to harass a user once banned from the channel is likely to result in a much longer ban. | ||
*IRC is not private. Anything you say in the SmashWiki IRC channel can be seen by anyone else online at the time, and any user may request logs of any conversation that takes place in the channel, and as such users can be banned for behavior in the channel even if a mod was not around at the time. | *IRC is not private. Anything you say in the SmashWiki IRC channel can be seen by anyone else online at the time, and any user may request logs of any conversation that takes place in the channel, and as such users can be banned for behavior in the channel even if a mod was not around at the time. | ||
* | *Moderators do not condone usage of the <code>/ignore</code> command or variants thereof due to the confusion and disruption it can cause, as well as potentially causing missing comments in logs (which may lead to the loss of vital information if the log is needed for an issue brought to a mod). It is preferred that any issues with another user be raised with a moderator instead, and that if you're trying to talk only with specific users, you do it through PMs or another channel instead of using the ignore command on other users. | ||
*All action and enforcement done is at a moderator's discretion. | *All action and enforcement done is at a moderator's discretion. | ||
*Being emotionally troubled, irritated, or suffering from disabilities such as autism are not valid excuses to break any of the above rules. | *Being emotionally troubled, irritated, or suffering from disabilities such as autism are not valid excuses to break any of the above rules. | ||
