Anonymous
October 7th, 2004, 01:40 PM
As per the forum rules (found here (http://www.espnvideogames.com/community/forums/viewtopic.php?t=24111)), flaming is not permitted, which includes calling someone a cheeser. For your convenience, here is the pertinent section of the rules:
Flaming
Material that is knowingly defamatory, illegal, abusive threatening or harassing is strictly prohibited. As with anything, please use good common sense when posting. Posts containing personal attacks on another user will be edited/deleted (this includes posts such as "nflgamer234 is cheese...")
Many people have been violating this rule, making posts like "userX cheeses", "do not play JoeBob222", or even entire "cheese lists". As of now, making such a post is grounds for a two-week ban, no questions asked. Discussing what constitutes "cheesing" and what doesn't is fine, as long as names are not mentioned (or implied), and the topic is just cheesing in general.
We know there are people out there who cheese and are no fun to play against, but when it comes down to it, it's your word against theirs, and what some people may call cheesing others may call fair. Calling someone a cheeser is, according the forum rules, flaming, and will now be treated as such.
Thank you.
Flaming
Material that is knowingly defamatory, illegal, abusive threatening or harassing is strictly prohibited. As with anything, please use good common sense when posting. Posts containing personal attacks on another user will be edited/deleted (this includes posts such as "nflgamer234 is cheese...")
Many people have been violating this rule, making posts like "userX cheeses", "do not play JoeBob222", or even entire "cheese lists". As of now, making such a post is grounds for a two-week ban, no questions asked. Discussing what constitutes "cheesing" and what doesn't is fine, as long as names are not mentioned (or implied), and the topic is just cheesing in general.
We know there are people out there who cheese and are no fun to play against, but when it comes down to it, it's your word against theirs, and what some people may call cheesing others may call fair. Calling someone a cheeser is, according the forum rules, flaming, and will now be treated as such.
Thank you.