Take away the /report command?

[HackersDontWin]

/report [playername] [reason] doesn't really do anything, people do it alot but it can cause spam and bad feelings to people. Just before I wrote this thread, 5 people did /report on me just cause 1 person said it in the chat. My suggestion is to remove that command since it doesn't proove anything, or at least change it so when you do /report it says 'Report here https://www.cubecraftgames.net/forums/report-a-player.24/'

 

[panchopxp]

+1 . The /report is useless because video evidence is needed

 

[johnyestaloca]

I agree

 

[iKatie_]

That command was installed to report a certain player so that staff saw so they could keep watch on the player.

 

[johnyestaloca]

That command was installed to report a certain player so that staff saw so they could keep watch on the player.

Staff doesnt really use it.

 

[MutatedLlama]

Staff do use it. Whenever someone reports someone for a reason staff get a notification of this for all the /reports they get.

 

[JordyPwner]

To be clear, The report command is disabled. Staff wont be notified.

 

[Deleted member 15612]

Staff do use it. Whenever someone reports someone for a reason staff get a notification of this for all the /reports they get.

They really use it?...
@Marco Slater

 

[_Espen]

If they fix it, it might become use if the correct syntax was: /report <playername> <reason> <evidence, valid evidence: YouTube, imgur, printscr, gyazo).

 

[_Espen]

If they fix it, it might become use if the correct syntax was: /report <playername> <reason> <evidence, valid evidence: YouTube, imgur, printscr, gyazo).

And it would only accept links, if that's possible to code, with the error 'You must have valid evidence to report!'./

 

[Tacosbefriends]

Actually the /report command is pretty helpful in certain situations. We can't shadow games that are in progress, but we can, say, log onto Skyblock and mute a spammer, or go on the creative server and clear someone's inappropriate plot. It's not really intended to be used for hack reports because, as stated above, we require video evidence, but it's good for getting a staffer to you if someone's breaking rules.