When players who were banned for cheating are let back into either of the competition-running lobbies, they should undergo a probationary period during which they lose privacy rights for all accounts, be they linked alts or clean-slate mains. The mods can set up a thread with a list of all accounts held by recently unbanned cheaters and either (a) consistently monitor users who have made the list or (b) install a simple account approval process whereby failure to inform the mods of newly registered accounts constitutes a violation of the rules.
This might be worth a go for any game-related ban, not just cheating, but that would probably involve a lot more maintenance.
It sorta is. For example, ling probably isn't going to get unbanned even if he could stop evading for 10 minutes because of the level of the atrocity which he performed.
bear, you're missing out on some serious lore. petri has been unbanned since before arcbell got dethroned and hasn't broken a rule since
deletedabout 12 years
you're the only one here equating cheating to morality.
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she has ruined more games than a very large portion of cheaters combined. she also has been given like 12 chances and ruined all of them. i think if she comes back, she cannot have any alts that the mass of EM would not know about.
uh no they're unbanned they waited it out/didn't get caught evading long enough since cheating to be unbanned. they don't get unbanned because it's assumed they won't cheat again. lol
If they're unbanned they're assumably not cheating. The premise of your argument is that humanity is flawed and can't change. A year is a hell of a long time to wait.
