An Official Punishment Chart

Author	Message
Irk_Cipher	Date sent: 2017/03/21 15:48:45 I've noticed that there is often disagreement in the staff-team and with the community over what punishment should be given for any individual action and combination of actions. Example: Minoi and Fyre were both banned for three days, even though Fyre broke the same rule and then lied to staff about it. My suggestion is that the staff-team should create a Google Document and start writing down the punishments they give to various rule-breakers over the course of two-three months, then determine the average punishment for every crime. That way, there will be a readily available resource for how severe punishments should be, and that will prevent blame from being placed on any particular member of staff. Everyone will be punished fairly and no one will be able to realistically complain about someone getting off easy.
Asriel🍆	Date sent: 2017/03/21 16:45:31 here is my view on what the chart should look like grief - 1 day jail per 100 blocks (if under 100, but still large enough to be considered punishable, maybe a 6 hour jail) hacks - perm ban being minoi - perm ban being unethical, rude, and annoying - mute/some jail time acting like minoi (not knowing when to stop when told to, and not giving a shit about your own actions) - mute/jail here is a list of punishments in order to be given depending on how many rules were broken, how many times the player has been warned, and how bad the player's actions were *list 10min mute 30min mute 1hr mute 1hr jail 5hr jail 12hr jail 1d jail 12hr tempban 1d tempban 2d tempban 3d tempban 4d tempban 5d tempban 1w tempban 2w tempban 1mo tempban perm ban 1 month of therapy with luigi
ckvoss	Date sent: 2017/03/22 12:05:51 The punishments are different. It is up to the staff member punishing to decide the punishment. But, let's say 2 people griefed 100 blocks. The first person griefed a wooden shop. The second person went into someone's secret base and destroyed their enchant table, spawners, etc. But they both still broke 100 blocks. See? The first person would recieve a punishment of 36 hour ban and the other person would get a month ban (My opinion)
Irk_Cipher	Date sent: 2017/03/23 00:35:04 Then don't determine the ban based on the number, base it on the value of things destroyed. Change the units of measure, not the punishment. EXAMPLE: Make 1 enchantment table equal to 100 blocks of dirt. Problem solved. And I'm suggesting this so that people cannot blame one specific staff member, and a staff member cannot be biased against one specific person. Thus, people will like staff more because they won't feel like staff is bullying them specifically. Everything you said can be solved using logic.

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