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8/31/2015 11:03:23 PM
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Sometimes you just have to sit back in your place and accept that you are not in charge and are expected to respect the rules and authority of those who are. That's just life.
Perhaps rather than argue the policy and attempt to interpret it to your advantage, you could just accept that public shaming is frowned upon and will not be tolerated by the entity that runs this forum.
It is what it is.
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I have never accepted things that I have the power to change. And, this post has been read by certain persons at Bungie, that's about as good as I can hope for.
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You could always make a Facebook page or a webpage to conduct your shaming but I think you'd come up against the same barriers eventually. You may think calling people out and publicly shaming them is productive acceptable behaviour but you'll find quite quickly that it's viewed as being irresponsible and is generally frowned upon. Take note of the offenders gamer tags or whatever and submit them privately to Bungie. That is addressing the problem responsibly. Cyber-lynching them is not.
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It is not irresponsible when the rules allow it.
