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etc etc/glaringly obvious/and so on, and such <=Not redundant!
Posted by: Cr4ne Style
Taxes do nothing to affect the share of wealth, since taxes are only applied to income.
So that's not even a part of the conversation at all, so it's pointless talking about it....
"for a "best" moral to exist, there must exist the "best" moral base. If the base of morality varies from location to location, culture to culture...then there can't be an absolute moral..
Posted by: Linkb8s
It's not a bad idea. Infact, it would help show the community that yes, the rules ARE enforced, and not just a hollow threat. There wouldn't be a way to find everyone who does it...but we WOULD beable to start showing everyone that yes, if you do this, if you defy the rules, you are putting yourself at risk. As it stands, nobody follows the rules because they know that the odds are against them that they will not be caught, lets change that. I'm sure there are MANY of us here who are fed up with the crap that goes on in MM, and that we would HAPPILY clean up MM without any pay. Aslong as it helps make the gameplay experience that much better.
not just a hollow threat? how would such a presence be anything other than a hollow threat?
h3 mm will have a number of things that will make the effects of cheating less of a problem for decent gamers. for starters, it will be easier to leave feedback for cheating. also, there will be the reputation system, and so IF people consistently report cheaters and leave negative feedback, THEN cheaters and jerkballs will eventually earn a rotten reputation, and they will be being jerkballs to other jerkballs instead of to the rest of us.
also, what kind of quality control could they have for nonpaid employees? would they then have to monitor the monitors? it would be a nightmare from a legal perspective since bungie and microsoft would be liable for the behavior of its representatives.
this suggestion is like countless others in that it sounds like a good idea for about a split second, but if you reecognize the consequences of the plan, you see that the idea would not do anything to make things better.