Neighborhood watch RMT style

[User201109011315]

It's such a chore reporting people that so far I have yet to bother.

I'm always like: I'll do it later.

And then I never bother.

I have no compunction whatsoever calling a GM using the in-game support system though. Doing that is pretty convenient. So I don't know why they don't just tack on a RMT complaint function, because then more people would likely report RMT. Or maybe that's the reason there is no such thing in the first place; they want to keep us out of their hair.

[Chocobits]

It's such a chore reporting people that so far I have yet to bother.

I'm always like: I'll do it later.

And then I never bother.

I have no compunction whatsoever calling a GM using the in-game support system though. Doing that is pretty convenient. So I don't know why they don't just tack on a RMT complaint function, because then more people would likely report RMT. Or maybe that's the reason there is no such thing in the first place; they want to keep us out of their hair.

They probably get tired of paranoid people reporting every twinge. We don't need a poorly educated volunteer task force mob ready to flare their nostrils at the mere suspicion that RMT may be occurring somewhere in the world spamming SE with nonsensical reports. It's nobody's business how anyone using the auction house/market wards/economy system of choice in-game. Unless they're using third party tools and exploits for unfair claiming, speed/warp hacking, crafting exploits, item/gil duping, etc. Then it becomes everyone's business. Al Gore's intrawebs are intended for ethical use only.

There's a time and a place to brandish yer pitchforks, and this isn't one of 'em. Getting your festival bikinis all in a knot over autofollow Lalafells is fail.