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4/5/2020 7:16:24 PM
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Naming and shaming
Is it worth naming the accounts that have been cheating/hacking so that the community know and record it?
I haven't encountered any, but I haven't been taking part in trials.
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Naming and shaming is against the Code of Conduct Policy on bungie.net, as it can create a witch-hunt mentality against someone who may not actually be guilty of what they're being accused of. If you suspect cheating or another reportable offense, please use the in-game report system. For those who want to take the extra step or are unable to report them in-game, you may use the manual tool here: https://www.bungie.net/en/Help/Troubleshoot?oid=13967 Please keep in mind that before using this tool, you are positive of the person's wrongdoing. Misuse of this tool can result in disciplinary action against your account.
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I should mention when writing this I had not fully read the guidelines. I thought that with multiple documented evidence e.g. shooting through walls, an accurate report could be made against cheaters/hackers and make it easier to clean up the PvP scene. I did realise after, that a witch-hunt mentality, false reports and harassment could happen. I never agree with publicly outing someone, with some exceptions. I just thought that this would help relieve pressure and remove the people causing problems.
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