Easiest way to avoid any honest mistakes as far as say, finding a friend/just being curious? Use -> THIS THING! <-

If you see a name you think you might know, and just want to confirm... Post it. If they're interested in mailing you, they will! Especially if you @tag them in it.

Can I just ask a random member whose name could be someone I have been in a crew with before if he is a certain person?

I do that quite regularly. Aim is not recruiting, but getting in touch with old pals..

Refers @AlbertaTomba to the post above.

Or fails miserably as per usual.

@HenriettaDucard Yeah.. I get that is a workaround.. 

I just think the hazard may be all people will be picked up later and new players may find it more difficult to find a place.

I would have to say if age old laws existed this would not be a topic.

This is no doubt a step in the right direction. 

I felt like the massive OOC coordination of this game has honestly harmed it more than it did helped it. While it allows for stability for those who have brought an eventually peaceful reign, I'm more used to the times where power struggles happened almost every other week. Being honest, and I'm sure everyone else can agree, peace tends to be boring. I love the juicy drama, seeing power shifts and struggles. Unfortunately to those at the top of this current era, this policy will drastically hinder their ability to screen and vet arriving new comers. 

At this point, Squishy, why wouldn't they simply kill all new arrivals from this point further, or anyone else who won't give up their bloodline willingly? Will there be a rule for such? Because if I was in the shoes of the current regime, that would be the only safe move going forward. Doing routine purging of anyone who's starting to build a threatening gun, whitelisting only specific bloodlines to train their marksmanship and other totalitarian polices will start to become much more favorable to employ, for how else can they ensure their safety from the enemies they've made in the past? 

We say past lives are in the past, but how many people are there that would love to see, for example Disorder, go down? The current hit list shows that clearly/ 

To summarize, while this move helps keep players anonymous and forces leadership to judge people strictly from what they see in their current life, I predict the leadership will react with severe changes to control those they don't know. As it stands, they simply cannot 'ask' so to eliminate the potential of a threat, any current unknowns/new arrivals from this point forward, will be scrutinized.

At this point, Squishy, why wouldn't they simply kill all new arrivals from this point further, or anyone else who won't give up their bloodline willingly? Will there be a rule for such? Because if I was in the shoes of the current regime, that would be the only safe move going forward. Doing routine purging of anyone who's starting to build a threatening gun...

To be Honest Shady_Shin They COULD do that if they wanted to, but does one really wish to invoke the wrath of the gods with that kind of stupidity? It just seems to me that while yes, they could purge anyone who doesn't give a bloodline willingly, if you go around and purge everyone who doesn't give prior names, you could be unknowingly hitting brand new players. Thus, chase them from the game, which from my point of view is a big NO NO.

At least IRC was already adapted so that people can't track bloodlines that way, but I do wonder (and I apologize Squishy if this has been asked), but what should one do if say, someone's being killed because they are saying they don't use IRC?

The idea of keeping players anonymous is an ideal demand. Some will have a difference of opinion and know ways to get around this voice of the Gods. Coffee shops live on.  Poor/selfish strategy on their part. We can take a poll on who drinks coffee at these specialty shops. While one is working their ways around the voice of the God who made all this possible,  it appears some forgot when one dies they are forgiven. The End!  New name/character surfaces and that is a new beginning. The need to know otherwise is a sign of weakness. For a player to be kept dead because you died or were offended by words is straight up bullshit.

Maybe we should wait for these things to actually be a problem before we worry about them?

Riiiiight, Tell me again how Purge lists don't exist and haven't existed and have nothing to do with IRC usage at all... I'll Wait.

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Pompeii Logically the burden of proof generally rests on the person who is making a claim, no?

It don't look like it Ron.

If you review my mail it is Not in effect. I was popped my one of my own.

Why Seattle?

I aint got no problem saying puff is son.