Because EVE is about hunting others I think they need to clarify this specifically.
If I wardec someone because I don’t like their forum post, is that harassment?
They have stepped onto a very slippery slope!
They already did:
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Then we entirely gucci here. Good work, thank you for this update and the work you guys do to keep the worst toxic crap from spreading.
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I am so stealing this for everyday use.
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How do CCP deal with DDOSing agianst other player and agianst third party app that being used by player ?
What your describing looks a lot like civil rights guaranteeing full legal protections against discrimination for sex, religion, race and so on. And we agree here. I don’t think there are many nations that do not have these protections. What is different is the speech part. Recently in Canada there were 3 mosques that were exposed in the news for calling for the death of the Jewish. The only reason they are still there is because Canada’s charter of rights does not have laws against being a dumbass or having dumbass ideas. If we all began to legislate stupidity we would all be headed for prison. The laws are there to protect you and me against actual discriminatory actions taken against us, not the thoughts or words we don’t agree with. We don’t need to limit speech, even dumbass hate-filled speech. It is better for us to hear it and discuss it until we see it for what it is.
It depends. There’s all kinds of internal guidelines about frequency, severity and such (for example 5 warnings in 2 months is way worse than 5 warnings over ten years). The purpose is to give people a chance to learn and adjust and if they don’t show an ability to do that, they may end up getting a temporary ban and eventually a permanent one. It’s all up to the person in question really.
They always stay on your record but they weigh less with time.
Probably not. But the classic advice is not to violate the rules in response to a violation. If you respond equally, you are opening yourself up to possibly being successfully reported. This is a game for smart people, be smart about it but don’t be afraid to have fun 
Really broad question but in general players don’t have all the info to judge what’s appropriate in each case. For example they don’t know the other player’s warning and ban history etc.
We’re not putting people in prison or violating their constitutional rights potentially. We’re a business doing our best to foster a healthy community. Drawing precise lines publicly isn’t going to make anything better for anyone.
Neither. The Fair Alliance partnership might have a motivational effect if anything but we’re also rolling with them because this is something we want to do well anyway.
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Depends on which definition of the word “dictionary” you’re referring to
■■■■ no! 
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Can you at least point out where the line is?
Yeah. Modern tech allows to make such kind of machinations and falsifications. If this is done by professionals on expensive tools, it requires a special prepared expert team to study the source to determine its fake satus. New kind of applications allows to stamp high quality fake audio, video or other source of information by trivial users even. I hope CCP has a dedicated team to identify if any respective reports aren’t fake.
Modern AI tech allows to collect internet data around the World, such as photos, texts, videos and audio files, to perform specific set of redo operations automatically.
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You have been using nothing but weasel words…
Maybe, but they sure as heck are not going to tell you what it is.
■■■■■■■■. All these “past events” have shown is CCP does not enforce their “laws” equally. If you’re an EvE “superstar” like Mittens, you have nothing to fear but a token, limited “punishment” to show your widdle paw was slapped. CCP has no credibility in their system, and as such people are calling this out for what it is: a token nod to the SJW culture who will now use this “law” to their own ends while inbred morons like Mittens will still be perfectly safe to do whatever they want with impunity.
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Yes, but the rules have been articulated at least to some degree. That is the complaint.
Yes, “don’t be a jerk” can probably work most of the time. But if your definition of “jerk behavior” and mine differ…it is in that area of difference where problems can arise. Which is why further clarification could be quite helpful. Especially in EVE where HTFU was the rule of the day.
How can they make random arbitrary decisions based more on whether or not they like you than any real “crime”, if they tell you what constitutes the crime?
It is unfortunate that the average CCP employee can’t wrap their heads around moderately complex issues and must always default to their normal “hur dur” level of intelligence.
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I’m being serious, and I would appreciate it if you took this seriously as well. The fact that you are not is not a good sign.
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If i understand @Nolak_Ataru corectly i think he meant do you have a list of words that being dealt
as hate or harassment or sexism…ETC
More quistion.
How CCP deal with who report stuff inside the game to the Law with out reporting back to CCP?