by Lustrous Lemurs » Sat Dec 12, 2009 11:59 am
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by Lustrous Lemurs » Sun Dec 13, 2009 3:53 am
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by Charlotte Ryberg » Sun Dec 13, 2009 6:34 am
by A mean old man » Sun Dec 13, 2009 10:17 am
by Lustrous Lemurs » Sun Dec 13, 2009 12:35 pm
Charlotte Ryberg wrote:I can't see how condemnation for a honoured ambassador that has voiced his concerns about a region being held hostage by a authoritarian regime would work, if ever, honoured ambassador. In fact we should be limiting the use of condemnations to the most extreme cases.
Yours etc,
by Todd McCloud » Sun Dec 13, 2009 12:40 pm
Lustrous Lemurs wrote:Charlotte Ryberg wrote:I can't see how condemnation for a honoured ambassador that has voiced his concerns about a region being held hostage by a authoritarian regime would work, if ever, honoured ambassador. In fact we should be limiting the use of condemnations to the most extreme cases.
Yours etc,
Most honoured ambassador, I think hacking a region's password is indeed extreme. I would be most pleased if the honoured ambassador could exemplify how she defines extreme?
by Lustrous Lemurs » Sun Dec 13, 2009 12:44 pm
Ananke wrote:Lifting a password from a region with the help of a Liberation Resolution has nothing to do with hacking though, so you might want to reword that part.
In NS hacking tends to refer to people who gets access to nations or forum accounts illegally, so it's a pretty harsh accusation to throw at anyone. Especially when it's wrong...
by Lustrous Lemurs » Sun Dec 13, 2009 12:49 pm
Todd McCloud wrote:Lustrous Lemurs wrote:Charlotte Ryberg wrote:I can't see how condemnation for a honoured ambassador that has voiced his concerns about a region being held hostage by a authoritarian regime would work, if ever, honoured ambassador. In fact we should be limiting the use of condemnations to the most extreme cases.
Yours etc,
Most honoured ambassador, I think hacking a region's password is indeed extreme. I would be most pleased if the honoured ambassador could exemplify how she defines extreme?
Proof? Pics or it didn't happen.
by Unibot » Sun Dec 13, 2009 12:53 pm
Vocenae wrote:Unibot, you have won NS.
by Ananke » Sun Dec 13, 2009 1:05 pm
Lustrous Lemurs wrote:A password is a password whether it's a computer, an Internet bank account, an email account, a NS nation's account or a NS forum account. In my mind removing a legally installed password for a region without the administrator of that region's consent, is indeed hacking, even though many think it's not. I will upheld my "harsh" view on this matter. "Liberations" is for people who can't admit a defeat.
by Charlotte Ryberg » Sun Dec 13, 2009 1:20 pm
Lustrous Lemurs wrote:Charlotte Ryberg wrote:I can't see how condemnation for a honoured ambassador that has voiced his concerns about a region being held hostage by a authoritarian regime would work, if ever, honoured ambassador. In fact we should be limiting the use of condemnations to the most extreme cases.
Yours etc,
Most honoured ambassador, I think hacking a region's password is indeed extreme. I would be most pleased if the honoured ambassador could exemplify how she defines extreme?
by Lustrous Lemurs » Sun Dec 13, 2009 1:22 pm
Unibot wrote:Of course, you could remove the password on Utopia. No harm done.
by Lustrous Lemurs » Sun Dec 13, 2009 1:28 pm
Charlotte Ryberg wrote:Lustrous Lemurs wrote:Charlotte Ryberg wrote:I can't see how condemnation for a honoured ambassador that has voiced his concerns about a region being held hostage by a authoritarian regime would work, if ever, honoured ambassador. In fact we should be limiting the use of condemnations to the most extreme cases.
Yours etc,
Most honoured ambassador, I think hacking a region's password is indeed extreme. I would be most pleased if the honoured ambassador could exemplify how she defines extreme?
That would be any invader intent on freely kicking out nations that oppose their beliefs, and those who want to make it a wasteland instead, like Macedon.
by Charlotte Ryberg » Sun Dec 13, 2009 1:46 pm
Lustrous Lemurs wrote:Charlotte Ryberg wrote:Lustrous Lemurs wrote:Charlotte Ryberg wrote:I can't see how condemnation for a honoured ambassador that has voiced his concerns about a region being held hostage by a authoritarian regime would work, if ever, honoured ambassador. In fact we should be limiting the use of condemnations to the most extreme cases.
Yours etc,
Most honoured ambassador, I think hacking a region's password is indeed extreme. I would be most pleased if the honoured ambassador could exemplify how she defines extreme?
That would be any invader intent on freely kicking out nations that oppose their beliefs, and those who want to make it a wasteland instead, like Macedon.
That's power struggle, and it's part of this game. It is within a WA delegate legitimate powers to govern the region she/he's a delegate in, according to his/hers inclination. Whether you act like Mother Teresa or Attila the Hun, it's up to you. It's not the WASCs business to interfere in intra-regional power struggle by overriding these powers through hacking the region's password.
by Unibot » Sun Dec 13, 2009 1:53 pm
Lustrous Lemurs wrote:Charlotte Ryberg wrote:Lustrous Lemurs wrote:Charlotte Ryberg wrote:I can't see how condemnation for a honoured ambassador that has voiced his concerns about a region being held hostage by a authoritarian regime would work, if ever, honoured ambassador. In fact we should be limiting the use of condemnations to the most extreme cases.
Yours etc,
Most honoured ambassador, I think hacking a region's password is indeed extreme. I would be most pleased if the honoured ambassador could exemplify how she defines extreme?
That would be any invader intent on freely kicking out nations that oppose their beliefs, and those who want to make it a wasteland instead, like Macedon.
That's power struggle, and it's part of this game. It is within a WA delegate legitimate powers to govern the region she/he's a delegate in, according to his/hers inclination. Whether you act like Mother Teresa or Attila the Hun, it's up to you. It's not the WASCs business to interfere in intra-regional power struggle by overriding these powers through hacking the region's password.
Vocenae wrote:Unibot, you have won NS.
by A mean old man » Sun Dec 13, 2009 1:58 pm
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