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Sparda · Oct 19, 2007, 02:02 PM // 14:02

Would it be easy to put a violation option is /report.
Course i still see allot of people WTS/WTB GW accounts and RS accounts.
So far as i know you may not do that right.

greetzz Sparda

Kook~NBK~ · Oct 19, 2007, 02:55 PM // 14:55

The First time I came across a gold seller and tried using the /report system, I was a bit unsure how to use it, so I just reported them as a spammer. Seemed to make the most sense to me.

Rathcail · Oct 19, 2007, 02:55 PM // 14:55

I just report them for spamming when I see those account/gold buyer/sellers. I suppose someone checking the reports will see what they were spamming about and take action.

pmanthony · Oct 19, 2007, 02:58 PM // 14:58

I hadn't though about doing that, its the pvp experience one in Temple of Balthazar that I dont understand.

Will report in future.

Roshi_ikkyu · Oct 19, 2007, 03:47 PM // 15:47

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sparda

Would it be easy to put a violation option is /report.
Course i still see allot of people WTS/WTB GW accounts and RS accounts.
So far as i know you may not do that right.

greetzz Sparda

Because I think a lot of people don't actually know what the report command is for:

Quote:

Originally Posted by Friday Oct 12 game update

Report Command

After reviewing the usage of the report command during last weekend's test, we have decided to enable the command officially. The text describing the spamming and verbal abuse report commands have been updated to more clearly explain how they work. Players are never banned merely because of the volume of reports issued against them. Reports alert the GM team to review the actual chat logs of the reported player. The GM team then uses the same disciplinary policies that have always been applied to emailed reports of spamming and verbal abuse.
To use the report command, type "/report".
Targeting a player and typing /report or /report followed by a player's name opens a new Report Dialog panel. From this panel, you can report a chosen player for leeching, botting, spamming, using abusive language, or having an inappropriate character name. Reports will then be relayed to and reviewed by the Guild Wars Support team.
You can report a player for leeching if you are in the same Random Arena, Alliance Battle, or Competitive Mission as that player. If at least half your team reports the same player for leeching, that player will be stripped of XP and faction rewards for the battle. Note that you can only report members of your own party or team for leeching.
Reports of botting, spamming, abusive language, and inappropriate character names will be relayed to and reviewed by the Guild Wars Support team. Note that reporting a single player multiple times for the same offense will not expedite or influence support team attention.
A single account cannot use the /report command more than 50 times in a 24-hour period.

So for the GW accounts sales I would likely report them, but they could always say it was only a joke. With the RS account... I don't think Anet would care, and since they can't do anything about the RS side, if it involved the GW account as well maybe but otherwise its not there problem.