Roleplay/Partyfinder Discrepancies & Policy Enforcement by GM's

[ZackZero]

While i do not disagree with your stance on the business of that GM, i do disagree that "there is no alternative". Maybe it's about time people picked up those discord ads and made them equal and bearable, instead of relying on things like PF.
If there is will - there is way.

Thing is, /shout is the next-best (and simultaneously, worst) replacement, since it has as wide a reach as the area you're in and just not as wide as PF. But, the double-edged sword comes into play when you get into vindictive people potentially reporting you for spamming.

The other replacements require you to make use of some sort of invite-only internal (linkshell and Fellowship, each limited) or any type of external service. It essentially drives it into features not quite there or designed for it, or off the game.

[RanRanTheCat]

Thing is, /shout is the next-best (and simultaneously, worst) replacement, since it has as wide a reach as the area you're in and just not as wide as PF. But, the double-edged sword comes into play when you get into vindictive people potentially reporting you for spamming.

The other replacements require you to make use of some sort of invite-only internal (linkshell and Fellowship, each limited) or any type of external service. It essentially drives it into features not quite there or designed for it, or off the game.

Well, Party Finder may have not been designed for advert's in the first place, but here we are