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Should cheaters/banned be mods?

Riddlerabout 11 years ago

Should people who have cheated and/or been banned for any reason in the past be moderators?

This site used to refuse anyone who has been banned for any reason even if they were unbanned later during mass unbannings.

Now it seems as though the admin is cool with it, but what does the community think?

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[in case you're wondering, togepi the moderator is both a formerly banned user and a cheater. sims the admin is her friend and trusts her but we all know how that has gone in the past]

Poll
Should cheaters and/or banned users be moderators?
Sure72%36
Of course not.28%14
50 votes
deleteddeletedabout 11 years ago
kill all cheaters
deleteddeletedabout 11 years ago
This thread is now in contention for Gayest Thread of the Year.
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deleteddeletedabout 11 years ago
...until now, when nothing really matters
deleteddeletedabout 11 years ago
Well the answer has always been NO.
deleteddeletedabout 11 years ago
id hate to be at zoveas dinner table. imagine his mother telling him to eat his vegetables and then he flips the table.
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Betrayalabout 11 years ago
emperorschance
Betrayal
Cheaters should not be allowed to be moderators. That's like saying murderers should be let back into society.
are you saying that cheating on epicmafia is as heinous as murdering someone?
In my opinion no, but for some people, yes. Some people play Epic Mafia like their lives are on the line. Riddler is one of them.
deleteddeletedabout 11 years ago
this was embarrassing
deleteddeletedabout 11 years ago
Betrayal
Cheaters should not be allowed to be moderators. That's like saying murderers should be let back into society.
are you saying that cheating on epicmafia is as heinous as murdering someone?
Betrayalabout 11 years ago
I wonder how many of you guys who are posting in this thread will still be here 20 years from now on Epic Mafia.
deleteddeletedabout 11 years ago
Mike
She never did anything worthy of a ban, meanwhile notorious villain Kelly still walks this earth and once had 20~ active violations in a 6 month period.
are you saying that we should kill kelly?
deleteddeletedabout 11 years ago
Riddler is frustrated take three hundred and eleven.
deleteddeletedabout 11 years ago
Sims
Betrayal
Cheaters should not be allowed to be moderators. That's like saying murderers should be let back into society.
a better analogy would have been it's like allowing you to post again
smokin'
Betrayalabout 11 years ago
Togepi
Also, get the lore correct. I was never meant to be banned in the first place. As soon as Lucid realized I was banned he messaged me and unbanned me. Mad because you could never.
You tell em', tiger.
deleteddeletedabout 11 years ago
could never what
Togepiabout 11 years ago
Also, get the lore correct. I was never meant to be banned in the first place. As soon as Lucid realized I was banned he messaged me and unbanned me. Mad because you could never.
Togepiabout 11 years agoedited
Natalieabout 11 years ago
As long as they don't get too much trash on the street, I'm fine with my garbage men/women being reformed felons.
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deleteddeletedabout 11 years agoedited
If a mod cheated and/or did other nefarious EpicMafia deeds without getting caught, would you have a problem with their moderation
deleteddeletedabout 11 years ago
Consider this: throwing mafia games does not equate rap
Natalieabout 11 years ago
Haha that timing was sweet. I shot down your point before you even made it.
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deleteddeletedabout 11 years ago
Riddler
Devante
MapReduce
Not going to vote in the poll because I think it's a grey area; someone who has cheated or been banned for something substantial should definitely be investigated more thoroughly before assigned a moderator position on the site. This is the protocol that I've seen followed at a number of game/forum sites that I've frequented over the years, and I think it works well. Everyone makes mistakes; what determines character is how you recover from them.
being logical isn't one of riddler's strong suits
Ex-criminals, no matter how distant in the past they were convicted, are banned from ever being cops.

Sure, they can be forgiven eventually, but they'll lose that employment opportunity.
She isn't applying to be a police officer that gets government benefits, she's applying to be an epicmafia moderator for free.
Riddlerabout 11 years ago
Devante
MapReduce
Not going to vote in the poll because I think it's a grey area; someone who has cheated or been banned for something substantial should definitely be investigated more thoroughly before assigned a moderator position on the site. This is the protocol that I've seen followed at a number of game/forum sites that I've frequented over the years, and I think it works well. Everyone makes mistakes; what determines character is how you recover from them.
being logical isn't one of riddler's strong suits
Ex-criminals, no matter how distant in the past they were convicted, are banned from ever being cops.

Sure, they can be forgiven eventually, but they'll lose that employment opportunity.
Natalieabout 11 years ago
If a mod is cheating while they're moderating, that's an issue.

Otherwise who the hell actually cares? I think it was Slow who said the mod team is better equated to a garbage crew than a police force.
deleteddeletedabout 11 years ago
MapReduce
Not going to vote in the poll because I think it's a grey area; someone who has cheated or been banned for something substantial should definitely be investigated more thoroughly before assigned a moderator position on the site. This is the protocol that I've seen followed at a number of game/forum sites that I've frequented over the years, and I think it works well. Everyone makes mistakes; what determines character is how you recover from them.
being logical isn't one of riddler's strong suits
deleteddeletedabout 11 years ago
Not going to vote in the poll because I think it's a grey area; someone who has cheated or been banned for something substantial should definitely be investigated more thoroughly before assigned a moderator position on the site. This is the protocol that I've seen followed at a number of game/forum sites that I've frequented over the years, and I think it works well. Everyone makes mistakes; what determines character is how you recover from them.