You can have the best password in the world, but it doesn't do much good if you give it out to people.
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With claims of mod abuse posted multiple times a week, I'd like to provide a method for people to legitimately express their concerns without cluttering the forums and to examine those claims in a fair and unbiased fashion.
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To suggest a case to be heard, post in this topic or PM to me the name of the mod in question along with a short synopsis of the supposed abuse.
If I decide to hear an case, I will select 5 jury members by interviewing those who have previously volunteered. Jury members will be selected on the basis of being unbiased and creating a diverse overall jury. Jurors remain anonymous until after the case's conclusion and are removed and replaced if they reveal their juror status before then.
With a 5-member jury constructed, I will publicly announce the case here and privately contact the plaintiff and defendant. Each must nominate someone to represent them as an attorney, and (while not advised) they are allowed to nominate themselves. There are no rules as to who may be nominated as an attorney and even an undisclosed alt may be chosen.
With attorneys chosen, I will designate a 24 hour deadline by which the plaintiff must submit their statement to this topic. The defendant will have exactly 24 hours after the submission of the plaintiff's to submit their own statement. Failure to submit a statement by the deadline for either side results in the jury not considering that side's statement.
After the defense posts their statement, the jury will deliberate privately, PMing me their votes within 24 hours. Jury members may not abstain from voting, and failure to send me a vote will be counted as a vote for innocent.
The result of whether the mod has been found guilty or innocent of mod abuse will be posted here and submitted to the admin(s). Failure by the admin(s) to punish a mod in the case of a guilty verdict will likely result in a community riot and angry emails to Lucid, which has precedence for being effective.
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Post below if you want to volunteer.
