I was issued a warning no info given. Thought our party finder issues were resolved?

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Originally Posted by iVolke

You're comparing a government entity to a private corporation?

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Every private company I have worked for tells employees and customers why they are being issued a warning or punishment. Every single one. Why? It is the only way to correct the behavior that caused the issue.

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Originally Posted by RavenEbonclaw

GM Azilenmity, in short basically said: You messed up, not telling you why, get rekt.

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Prevents witch-hunting, sometimes the closest people to you are the ones to report.

Why don’t RP people just use fellowships? Can post stuff there about venues and 18+ and all that. Why does it have to be in PF?

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Originally Posted by technole

Prevents witch-hunting, sometimes the closest people to you are the ones to report.

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They can tell you want caused the infringement without telling you who. particularly when it comes to something like a PF listing.

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Originally Posted by Nothv13

Every private company I have worked for tells employees and customers why they are being issued a warning or punishment. Every single one. Why? It is the only way to correct the behavior that caused the issue.

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In addition, Square Enix shall be entitled to terminate any FFXIV Service Account (immediately and without notice) of any User who (1) was previously suspended or terminated by Square Enix and who Square Enix believes (in its sole discretion) re-registered using different registration information in order to circumvent or bypass such suspension or termination, or (2) Square Enix believes (in its sole discretion, based upon any information available, including registration and account information) that such User is enabling or assisting another User to conduct any Prohibited Activities of any kind.

They don't have to when they can just out right ban you if they want to. This is basically in every ToS for every MMO or online game TBH.

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Originally Posted by Nothv13

They can tell you want caused the infringement without telling you who. particularly when it comes to something like a PF listing.

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they don't, they just say you did something in a vague manner. Like Twitch streamers like Xeno that got banned they don't even tell them which VOD it was, they just say they did something on-stream and to clean up their act. So the only way for a streamer to correct it is to delete all their VODs relating to FFXIV unless they go through each one for their behavior.

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Originally Posted by EtherRose

In addition, Square Enix shall be entitled to terminate any FFXIV Service Account (immediately and without notice) of any User who (1) was previously suspended or terminated by Square Enix and who Square Enix believes (in its sole discretion) re-registered using different registration information in order to circumvent or bypass such suspension or termination, or (2) Square Enix believes (in its sole discretion, based upon any information available, including registration and account information) that such User is enabling or assisting another User to conduct any Prohibited Activities of any kind.

They don't have to when they can just out right ban you if they want to. This is basically in every ToS for every MMO or online game TBH.

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And I know. ALmost every single ToS has that for anything. It almost never is used as companies tend to not want to just boot customers, thus point specific things that cause infractions to try and correct issues.

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Originally Posted by technole

they don't, they just say you did something in a vague manner. Like Twitch streamers like Xeno that got banned they don't even tell them which VOD it was, they just say they did something on-stream and to clean up their act. So the only way for a streamer to correct it is to delete all their VODs relating to FFXIV unless they go through each one for their behavior.

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I know they don't and that is the issue.

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Originally Posted by EtherRose

In addition, Square Enix shall be entitled to terminate any FFXIV Service Account (immediately and without notice) of any User who (1) was previously suspended or terminated by Square Enix and who Square Enix believes (in its sole discretion) re-registered using different registration information in order to circumvent or bypass such suspension or termination, or (2) Square Enix believes (in its sole discretion, based upon any information available, including registration and account information) that such User is enabling or assisting another User to conduct any Prohibited Activities of any kind.

They don't have to when they can just out right ban you if they want to. This is basically in every ToS for every MMO or online game TBH.

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It's CYA boilerplate. Sure they can but when they go to extremes like this it tends to chase off customers which is not healthy for one's bottom line.

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Originally Posted by GeminiReed

It's CYA boilerplate. Sure they can but when they go to extremes like this it tends to chase off customers which is not healthy for one's bottom line.

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They most likely wont chase customers away with keeping a more strict approach to what is not allowed.