Increasing number of players using 3rd party tools

[LianaThorne]

Just chucking my 2 cents into the void again now that the topic has shifted to calling people out:

Is it okay to address someone's performance in a negative manner by bringing up numbers and shaming them publicly? Absolutely not.

However, addressing issues during a run with politeness and constructive criticism(especially if someone asks for help) should be something that is encouraged.

It's also a two way street though: the person giving the feedback has to be able to bring it up in a manner that doesn't seem confrontational, the person on the receiving end has to be able to take the feedback without retaliating.

Would be super nice though if Square could rewrite their ToS a bit to remove people being able to report for people giving them reasonable feedback.

[Goji1639]

Would be super nice though if Square could rewrite their ToS a bit to remove people being able to report for people giving them reasonable feedback.

I don't believe polite feedback is actionable and would get anyone in trouble, as long as it's not based on parser information. I do entirely believe, however, that many people on these forums have no earthly clue how to interact politely; and usually just make backhanded comments out of frustration, then try to play the "I was only helping!" victim card when they get in trouble.

Regardless, there's nothing wrong with polite feedback. If the feedback is ignored and/or isn't wanted, however, the self-anointed teachers need to learn to let it go.