I am assuming you've a written admission, signed and appropriately notified by the cheater in question?
Or you've just made allegations without any hard proof to the leader and he's decided not to kick the player on hearsay?
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I am assuming you've a written admission, signed and appropriately notified by the cheater in question?
Or you've just made allegations without any hard proof to the leader and he's decided not to kick the player on hearsay?
I am not sure whether or not it is considered a reportable offense, but in my own opinion, I do agree with you. If he is aware of it, the FC leader is supporting botting/RMT activities or whatever by not dismissing them from the FC. I'd report them and let the GM decide whether or not they consider it alright. It certainly isn't abuse of the reporting system.
I'm confused here. Why not just report the botting player? Go to the source of the problem if you're that concerned about it.
LOL i actually read that in her voice..
http://i.lvme.me/pzv5j7l.jpg
Essentially this.
While you can try to do a player "investigation" (I use this word very lightly as players don't have access to GM tools etc) on your own and take it upon yourself to alert an FC leader that one of their members may or may not be using 3rd party tools, the call really falls down to the FC leader as to whether or not to act on your word and really has no bearing ToS wise.
There really isn't a "Report this player for not removing someone from their FC based on player speculation" clause in the ToS and if there was one i assure you the backlash would be monumental.
Your best bet is to let the people who are supposed to handle this (The GMs) handle it, if you wish to notify an FC leader of your suspicions of a member you can do so but that road pretty much ends there.