@Stubbe-Unibet wrote: @Argevolen wrote: @Stubbe-Unibet wrote: Use of timebank isn't unethical, unless we'd have unlimited timebank, which we don't. Stalling is part of the game, and the timebank is configured in such a way that there's a balance. However, if you were to use max time in every single hand across thousands of hands and tournaments (for no reason other than to try and piss off the other players), we'd probably take action as well and send you a warning. The two things just can't be compared; primarily because there're already measures in place against one and not the other I wrote about the excessive use of timebanking on the tournament bubble. Ask your colleagues what it is and why players do it. You can also ask their opinion on the ethics of these actions. That we shouldn't enforce one rule, because you deem other aspects equally important or annoying, that's just silly, especially when the comparison doesn't make any sense. The comparison really makes no sense because you are not comparing what I wrote, but what you want to compare! If you rathole to an extreme extent, you're a real annoyance to the other players. This is what's key and why we take action. To call any preventive measures unethical, well, I think that speaks for itself really It's not what you do that matters, but how you do it! As Andy said, we're also working on the technical solution to prevent it. Now you lost me Don't understand what you mean with the first comment, as it doesn't relate to anything I said; or you're just confirming what I said. It's not a problem to stall on the bubble, and I obviously understand the reasons for doing so Your second comment. You wrote " Banning player accounts for one thing and turning a blind eye to everything else is also unethical behaviour.". Not sure how to understand that in a different way, the context taken into consideration Third comment doesn't make sense to me either, unless you actually have some contructive feedback or anything in particular about the process you don't like? - as mentioned in the previous comment, your theories are off. So far your feedback has been that you don't like warnings, unless I've missed something between the lines Let me explain quite simply. - I am not against the technical limitation of ratholing - I'm against any vague wording that can lead to warnings and subsequent account bans. - This is my personal opinion. I'm not imposing it on anyone. - I didn't ask for my opinion to be judged. I'm an adult, I'll figure it out on my own. - I think stalling on the bubble is unethical. I do not know English, and perhaps some of my words have not been translated correctly. But I hope you understand my position. It probably does not coincide with yours. That's okay. People often see things differently.
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