The Report Abuse Button

[sees_all1]

I'm pretty sure we've all used it. Get annoyed by a player, get wronged by a player, etc. and we click the button so Jagex knows about it, and can deal with them.

 

From the Knowledge Base:

"The Player Support team review all submitted abuse reports"

 

There are three categories of Bug Abuse:

 

Honour:

-Buying or Selling an Account

-Encouraging Rule Breaking

-Staff Impersonation

-Macroing or Use of Bots

-Scamming

-Exploiting a Bug

 

Respect:

-Seriously Offensive Language

-Solicitation

-Disruptive Behavior

-Offensive Account Name

-Real Life Threats

 

Security:

-Asking for or Providing Contact Information

-Breaking Real-World Laws

-Advertising Websites

 

 

Which of these 14 deserve the most priority when you report (the one Jagex should look at immediately, and/or more closely) ?

Which of these 14 do you feel that aren't really rule breaking, and Jagex should only get to them on an off day?

[Danny_TeamDan]

All of them deserve equal opportunity to be viewed imo. Each rule broken should be reviewed [ Innocent until proven guilty ] But it's probably not practical to have some people sit there and read thousands of reports each day to make a desicsion.

 

So yeah basically depends on the content in the report so none should have priority, in order they come in i geuss? Wouldn't make sense to prioritize a certain rule because then the less 'serious' rules wouldn't ever get looked at.

[Alg]

I'd place the entire security category at the highest priority. Something like those NEEDS a quick and thorough response. Not sure about the rest...

[quelmotz]

I feel security issues should be Jagex's top priority, followed by honour and lastly respect.

 

Security issues involve accounts and hundreds of hours of time spent by players. A player would be devastated if his precious account was hacked, so Jagex should attend to these reports first of all.

 

Honour issues involve players spoiling others' gameplay experience. It can be easily compared to security issues, for example scamming of hundreds of thousands of gp.

 

Respect is least important IMO. It's the internet - you have to learn to deal with the thousands of idiots in the games. Jagex won't make a real difference banning a few of them, as more will fill their place immediately. And so what if someone insults you - you don't even know him/her, and chances are he/she lives a few thousand kilometres from you at least.

[Youmu]

I'm pretty sure we've all used it. Get annoyed by a player, get wronged by a player, etc. and we click the button so Jagex knows about it, and can deal with them.

 

From the Knowledge Base:

"The Player Support team review all submitted abuse reports"

 

There are three categories of Bug Abuse:

 

Honour:

-Buying or Selling an Account Priority

-Encouraging Rule Breaking Depends

-Staff Impersonation Not priority

-Macroing or Use of Bots Priority

-Scamming Since GE and trade limits, not priority

-Exploiting a Bug Priority

 

Respect:

-Seriously Offensive Language Not priority

-Solicitation Not priority

-Disruptive Behavior If this means spammers in the GE, then priority

-Offensive Account Name Not priority

-Real Life Threats Not priority

 

Security:

-Asking for or Providing Contact Information Priority

-Breaking Real-World Laws Priority

-Advertising Websites Kinda priority, kinda not

 

 

Which of these 14 deserve the most priority when you report (the one Jagex should look at immediately, and/or more closely) ?

Which of these 14 do you feel that aren't really rule breaking, and Jagex should only get to them on an off day?

Basically, respect ones deserve the least priority, while things like macroing and spamming should be the highest priority.

 

In fact, respect rules should not even exist, along with the censor. It's the Internet, expect to be made fun of by others.

 

Things like macros, botting, and exploitation hinder the gameplay, and those should be top priority.

[Danny_TeamDan]

I feel security issues should be Jagex's top priority, followed by honour and lastly respect.

 

Security issues involve accounts and hundreds of hours of time spent by players. A player would be devastated if his precious account was hacked, so Jagex should attend to these reports first of all.

 

Honour issues involve players spoiling others' gameplay experience. It can be easily compared to security issues, for example scamming of hundreds of thousands of gp.

 

Respect is least important IMO. It's the internet - you have to learn to deal with the thousands of idiots in the games. Jagex won't make a real difference banning a few of them, as more will fill their place immediately. And so what if someone insults you - you don't even know him/her, and chances are he/she lives a few thousand kilometres from you at least.

Respect is just as important imo. If you cannot enjoy a game due to being mass flamed or w/e would you keep playing? Which could ultimatly keep people from playing. Sure there are ways around it like ignore button etc but some players are stubborn or just get into tons of problems. I think all rules are important but not every report should be okay accepted they deserve punishment. All reports should be reviewed and then a decision should be made....But I suppose respect could be the last they look at. Just makes me wonder if they'd ever get to those if there were too many more 'important' reports to read.

[Wugmasterx]

I'm pretty sure we've all used it. Get annoyed by a player, get wronged by a player, etc. and we click the button so Jagex knows about it, and can deal with them.

 

From the Knowledge Base:

"The Player Support team review all submitted abuse reports"

 

There are three categories of Bug Abuse:

 

Honour:

-Buying or Selling an Account Priority

-Encouraging Rule Breaking Not priority

-Staff Impersonation Priority

-Macroing or Use of Bots Priority

-Scamming Priority

-Exploiting a Bug Priority

 

Respect:

-Seriously Offensive Language Priority

-Solicitation not priority

-Disruptive behavior Not priority

-Offensive Account Name Priority

-Real Life Threats Priority

 

Security:

-Asking for or Providing Contact Information Priority

-Breaking Real-World Laws Priority

-Advertising Websites Priority

 

Which of these 14 deserve the most priority when you report (the one Jagex should look at immediately, and/or more closely) ?

Which of these 14 do you feel that aren't really rule breaking, and Jagex should only get to them on an off day?