Habbox Habbo rules

So I was wondering about how some people act in Habbo rooms that are an official part of Habbox like the HelpDesk or Events.

In the Help Desk, staff usually pays attention to rude people, bullies or people that are breaking the rules. But in Events though, the owner usually just cares about the game that is going on and doesn't do anything else.

So what I was thinking about was if the Habbox community couldn't have some power about what is going on in the official Habbox rooms in Habbo and lets say if someone is rude in Events, they should get banned from Official EVents for a while as well. Of course screenies would be needed and everything, but maybe bad behavior on Habbo could also have consequences in Habbox, since it's still part of the community.

Also if someone is extremely rude and racist on the forum but their post was also pointless, I don't think the only Moderator reason for warning them should be the second one, and it should be even more than just a warning..

I think it's easy to clone on Habbo, not as easy on Habbox Forum, if someones rude or banned from events for a while they'll come on a clone. Just like they do in the Help Desk. The thing is, in the Help Desk there are a lot of staff, in events there's the host and whichever EO, GM come down and it's harder to moderate when they'res people complaining in your event and someone spamming etc.

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Originally Posted by Samanfa

I think it's easy to clone on Habbo, not as easy on Habbox Forum, if someones rude or banned from events for a while they'll come on a clone. Just like they do in the Help Desk. The thing is, in the Help Desk there are a lot of staff, in events there's the host and whichever EO, GM come down and it's harder to moderate when they'res people complaining in your event and someone spamming etc.

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Then if moderation is a problem in events, a rule could be made about a need of another EO moderating the current event room? That would solve a big part of it. I understand the host needs to be focused on the game, but most of them don't even read what people in the room say.

Habbo is easy to clone on, on the other hand Habbox isn't as Habbox can trace IPs and so forth. Never the less if you believe someone is using a clone to cause chaos or be nasty to someone in the helpdesk id contact @xxMATTGxx; and see what he can do from there

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Originally Posted by LiquidLuck.

Then if moderation is a problem in events, a rule could be made about a need of another EO moderating the current event room? That would solve a big part of it. I understand the host needs to be focused on the game, but most of them don't even read what people in the room say.

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It's not needed, it's the host's event not the one moderating, I know I wouldn't want to be just sat in a room watching for someone to do wrong and not get the credit for it. Also, nothing much you can do apart from warning or kicking, Events isn't like the Help Desk and it doesn't need to be enforced in my opinion. Frankly, though, if someone is being rude then ignore them? Surely that would solve some of the problem too, eventually they'll tire of it and also the host might have seen what's happening then.

A Habbox Event should be fun, we shouldn't be moderating it for a host and if someone's being rude, report them, they have Habbo Moderators too.

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Originally Posted by GoldenMerc

Habbo is easy to clone on, on the other hand Habbox isn't as Habbox can trace IPs and so forth. Never the less if you believe someone is using a clone to cause chaos or be nasty to someone in the helpdesk id contact @xxMATTGxx; and see what he can do from there

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The problem is that it isn't a clone. It's a main account. And it's not in the Help Desk. I can handle what is going on in the Help Desk because as Staff, I can give warnings and kick if needed or even ask for a ban if someone isn't able to learn.
My current problem was in an Events room and with someone that just has nothing else to do. This person keeps being rude and racist like I said above, and it just doesn't seem as if she will or wants to stop.
Thanks to this person, arguments are created not only in the Help Desk but in EVents rooms, and nothing seems to be done but giving some warnings and temporare bans from the Help Desk..

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Originally Posted by Samanfa

It's not needed, it's the host's event not the one moderating, I know I wouldn't want to be just sat in a room watching for someone to do wrong and not get the credit for it. Also, nothing much you can do apart from warning or kicking, Events isn't like the Help Desk and it doesn't need to be enforced in my opinion. Frankly, though, if someone is being rude then ignore them? Surely that would solve some of the problem too, eventually they'll tire of it and also the host might have seen what's happening then.

A Habbox Event should be fun, we shouldn't be moderating it for a host and if someone's being rude, report them, they have Habbo Moderators too.

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In the Help Desk you can temporare bans, that's more than what is done in events and most stuff isn't noticed and if you're banned, it's because the owner wants to. In the Help Desk, anyone can do it. Maybe in Events all EO's could have the choice of giving a temporare ban from Events.

PM Matt, Myke, Mike, Mathew or Alex then? If they're staff it's more likely something will be done.

Temporary bans should only be given for THAT event, why would I ban someone from my event when I was staff if someone was rude in yours? It's not needed, if they continue to do it then ban them from THAT event in progress, not more than one for the same reason. That's what I was told before that only that is allowed.

this thread is obviously about one user in particular and im going to go with @wixard; you shouldn't target people on the forum, complain over PM
i never noticed a problem in events

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Originally Posted by Comity

this thread is obviously about one user in particular and im going to go with @wixard; you shouldn't target people on the forum, complain over PM
i never noticed a problem in events

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I'm not targeting anyone as I didn't even say names and I'm now talking about Events in general.

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Originally Posted by Samanfa

PM Matt, Myke, Mike, Mathew or Alex then? If they're staff it's more likely something will be done.

Temporary bans should only be given for THAT event, why would I ban someone from my event when I was staff if someone was rude in yours? It's not needed, if they continue to do it then ban them from THAT event in progress, not more than one for the same reason. That's what I was told before that only that is allowed.

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But imagine someone is extremely rude. For example in the Help Desk there are more than 1 hour bans. In Events if someone crosses the line, maybe that should exist as well. And like I said before, most times the owner is too busy hosting to noticing it so it just slips through.

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Originally Posted by LiquidLuck.

I'm not targeting anyone as I didn't even say names and I'm now talking about Events in general.

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But imagine someone is extremely rude. For example in the Help Desk there are more than 1 hour bans. In Events if someone crosses the line, maybe that should exist as well. And like I said before, most times the owner is too busy hosting to noticing it so it just slips through.

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Yes but it happened in that event? The Help Desk is one room so it's fine to give longer bans. Also, you're saying that some people should be banned longer than one event, so the host has to take time from their event to check who is in their event room to make sure no one who is banned is in it? That will not solve it at all, it's just taking their focus off the event which should be of upmost importance throughout.

Habbo has an ignore button, use it.

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Originally Posted by Kardan

Habbo has an ignore button, use it.

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Is that a reason why I can be rude to anyone in the Habbox community and get away with it?

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Originally Posted by LiquidLuck.

Is that a reason why I can be rude to anyone in the Habbox community and get away with it?

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You can't and you won't though? There's a difference between saying and doing. Like the rep thread suggested a while back, you can't -rep someone for something that isn't forum related. Say this is about a non-staff member, you can't ban or infract them on the forum, nor should they be banned longer than an hour in an event.

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Originally Posted by Samanfa

Yes but it happened in that event? The Help Desk is one room so it's fine to give longer bans. Also, you're saying that some people should be banned longer than one event, so the host has to take time from their event to check who is in their event room to make sure no one who is banned is in it? That will not solve it at all, it's just taking their focus off the event which should be of upmost importance throughout.

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It's exactly the same in the Help Desk and there isn't a problem with it. Also the previous host could just warn the next one. I don't see how that would be a problem.

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Originally Posted by Samanfa

You can't and you won't though? There's a difference between saying and doing. Like the rep thread suggested a while back, you can't -rep someone for something that isn't forum related. Say this is about a non-staff member, you can't ban or infract them on the forum, nor should they be banned longer than an hour in an event.

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I'm seeing this as a paradox here. So ''there is an ignore button just use it'' but then I can't do the same? Just because I'm Staff? So anyone who isn't staff can be rude, racist, bully and nothing will happen?

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Originally Posted by LiquidLuck.

It's exactly the same in the Help Desk and there isn't a problem with it. Also the previous host could just warn the next one. I don't see how that would be a problem.

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They could warn the next one IF or WHEN they do something wrong, they're not going to refuse them to play their event for something that happened in yours.

It's not exactly the same in the Help Desk AT ALL. The Help Desk is something that doesn't always need your attention, you have time to look at the banned list and if someone is in who shouldn't then you kick them. If that occurred in an event you'd have to look at the thread when in an event you should be doing rounds with your attention on top. Also, you'd need to check the list a lot if there were a few who were banned as like me and @GoldenMerc; said it's far too easy to clone. The problem with the event is that it's only for an hour, the Help Desk is a continuous thing.

Also about the -repping there is multiple reasons why you could -Rep someone and get away with it even if it's for something that happened in Habbo. For once, not having the same opinion as someone. That's a valid reason to -Rep them.

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Originally Posted by LiquidLuck.

It's exactly the same in the Help Desk and there isn't a problem with it. Also the previous host could just warn the next one. I don't see how that would be a problem.

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I'm seeing this as a paradox here. So ''there is an ignore button just use it'' but then I can't do the same? Just because I'm Staff? So anyone who isn't staff can be rude, racist, bully and nothing will happen?

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I'm not saying that, but the thing is you're STAFF you're setting and EXAMPLE for Habbox, some people are just rude to troll and why should you retaliate to them. Also, regardless if you're staff or not the latter applies, why should they infract you if you start calling people ******* ******* ***** (on Habbo)? They wouldn't, you'd probably get fired whereas non-staff members can't get fired.

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Originally Posted by Samanfa

They could warn the next one IF or WHEN they do something wrong, they're not going to refuse them to play their event for something that happened in yours.

It's not exactly the same in the Help Desk AT ALL. The Help Desk is something that doesn't always need your attention, you have time to look at the banned list and if someone is in who shouldn't then you kick them. If that occurred in an event you'd have to look at the thread when in an event you should be doing rounds with your attention on top. Also, you'd need to check the list a lot if there were a few who were banned as like me and @GoldenMerc; said it's far too easy to clone. The problem with the event is that it's only for an hour, the Help Desk is a continuous thing.

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I don't see why not as ALL events are part of Habbox and it's ONE department. Not multiple hosts doing whatever they want without any kind of supervision.

Also if the time is the issue you seem to be bringing up, there is LOTS of times before your event. That would be like saying posting in the CNB takes too much time and attention from the event. Doesn't make sense.. Also why would you need to look at the thread when in an event? It's your own event so you would know who you banned. And about previous bans like I said, they could check them before their own events.
Also obviously is far too easy to clone. It's done in the Help Desk, but bans still exist there. If it's done in one Department, why not in another? I don't see what would be the issue with that.
And like I said at the beginning of this comment, Habbox Events in ONE department, just like the Help Desk so I don't see why it should be treated as a DIScontinuous thing.

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Originally Posted by Samanfa

I'm not saying that, but the thing is you're STAFF you're setting and EXAMPLE for Habbox, some people are just rude to troll and why should you retaliate to them. Also, regardless if you're staff or not the latter applies, why should they infract you if you start calling people ******* ******* ***** (on Habbo)? They wouldn't, you'd probably get fired whereas non-staff members can't get fired.

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I'm not contradicting this part of what you're saying but this is exactly the reason why I think there should be consequences for non-staff as well.

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Originally Posted by LiquidLuck.

I don't see why not as ALL events are part of Habbox and it's ONE department. Not multiple hosts doing whatever they want without any kind of supervision.

Also if the time is the issue you seem to be bringing up, there is LOTS of times before your event. That would be like saying posting in the CNB takes too much time and attention from the event. Doesn't make sense.. Also why would you need to look at the thread when in an event? It's your own event so you would know who you banned. And about previous bans like I said, they could check them before their own events.
Also obviously is far too easy to clone. It's done in the Help Desk, but bans still exist there. If it's done in one Department, why not in another? I don't see what would be the issue with that.
And like I said at the beginning of this comment, Habbox Events in ONE department, just like the Help Desk so I don't see why it should be treated as a DIScontinuous thing.

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I'm not contradicting this part of what you're saying but this is exactly the reason why I think there should be consequences for non-staff as well.

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No, not many people have lots of time before their event, some book at last minute, also you'd have to look at the thread as you're saying temporary ban them from Habbox Events, that means all EOs not just one so yes it would take time. A fail in the matter is, if you have walls covering the doorway and don't have VIP you probably can't tell who is in your room without removing the wall, thus taking more time. Just like the ban thread you'd need.

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Originally Posted by LiquidLuck.

Is that a reason why I can be rude to anyone in the Habbox community and get away with it?

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It's too much hassle to set up some sort of 'Habbox Event Ban List', especially when they can create other accounts, when you can simply use ignore.

i haven't had a help desk ban in years lol

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Originally Posted by Samanfa

No, not many people have lots of time before their event, some book at last minute, also you'd have to look at the thread as you're saying temporary ban them from Habbox Events, that means all EOs not just one so yes it would take time. A fail in the matter is, if you have walls covering the doorway and don't have VIP you probably can't tell who is in your room without removing the wall, thus taking more time. Just like the ban thread you'd need.

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Not all events are booked at the last minute and shouldn't be so I don't see why even bring up those, to be honest. And looking at that thread would take what? Another 2mins? How is that some precious time lost or anything? It'd be the time of getting people to come to the room and enter the playing area.
About knowing who is or isn't in the room, most hosts don't have walls or have wired so that's a problem solved.

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Originally Posted by Kardan

It's too much hassle to set up some sort of 'Habbox Event Ban List', especially when they can create other accounts, when you can simply use ignore.

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Would you say that about the Help Desk? Obviously not. So why say it about Events? Exactly the same can happen.

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Originally Posted by wixard

i haven't had a help desk ban in years lol

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Not true actually. You had a 2 hours ban in the 18th of last month.

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Originally Posted by LiquidLuck.

Not all events are booked at the last minute and shouldn't be so I don't see why even bring up those, to be honest. And looking at that thread would take what? Another 2mins? How is that some precious time lost or anything? It'd be the time of getting people to come to the room and enter the playing area.
About knowing who is or isn't in the room, most hosts don't have walls or have wired so that's a problem solved.

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Would you say that about the Help Desk? Obviously not. So why say it about Events? Exactly the same can happen.

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LMAO at you twisting my words, I never said ALL were booked at the last minute, you BROUGHT IT UP in the first place so I'm obviously going to reply. Yes, two minutes, if there's a lot on the ban list that would happen a lot in the event, you wouldn't just have to look before a round, people come in and out of events all the time and rooms for that matter. It's a rule that is so not needed in events, it's pointless just because of your personal experience.

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Originally Posted by LiquidLuck.

Not all events are booked at the last minute and shouldn't be so I don't see why even bring up those, to be honest. And looking at that thread would take what? Another 2mins? How is that some precious time lost or anything? It'd be the time of getting people to come to the room and enter the playing area.
About knowing who is or isn't in the room, most hosts don't have walls or have wired so that's a problem solved.

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Would you say that about the Help Desk? Obviously not. So why say it about Events? Exactly the same can happen.

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Not true actually. You had a 2 hours ban in the 18th of last month.

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Yes, I would say it about the help desk - it would be too much hassle to have a list of 'Ban these people from the help desk:', of course it doesn't take too much common sense for the [people on duty to just have a 'ban on sight' until they're off duty - events are all individual, so it's too much hassle to arrange something that is cross-events.

Just use ignore, it's plain and simple.

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Originally Posted by Kardan

Yes, I would say it about the help desk - it would be too much hassle to have a list of 'Ban these people from the help desk:', of course it doesn't take too much common sense for the [people on duty to just have a 'ban on sight' until they're off duty - events are all individual, so it's too much hassle to arrange something that is cross-events.

Just use ignore, it's plain and simple.

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That, individual is the word I've needed. I remember when I was in the Help Desk we did have a list of banned people. Also, @LiquidLuck.; persistent rule break on Habbo(xForum) may get you on DNHL.

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Originally Posted by LiquidLuck.

Not all events are booked at the last minute and shouldn't be so I don't see why even bring up those, to be honest. And looking at that thread would take what? Another 2mins? How is that some precious time lost or anything? It'd be the time of getting people to come to the room and enter the playing area.
About knowing who is or isn't in the room, most hosts don't have walls or have wired so that's a problem solved.

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Would you say that about the Help Desk? Obviously not. So why say it about Events? Exactly the same can happen.

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Not true actually. You had a 2 hours ban in the 18th of last month.

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Well there goes you whole "not targeting anyone theory" and im pretty sure that ban was rejected? If not why are you posting private info about bans in public, or is this allowed? @Ms.Aquamarine;

Just the ignore button like everyone is saying, its not a problem for anyone else. If she is rude in you events use the warning system :)

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Originally Posted by Samanfa

LMAO at you twisting my words, I never said ALL were booked at the last minute, you BROUGHT IT UP in the first place so I'm obviously going to reply. Yes, two minutes, if there's a lot on the ban list that would happen a lot in the event, you wouldn't just have to look before a round, people come in and out of events all the time and rooms for that matter. It's a rule that is so not needed in events, it's pointless just because of your personal experience.

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EVents shouldn't be booked at the last minute and if they are, like I said, it wouldn't take more than 2mins to check the thread. Also, I don't see how I twisted your words and I didn't bring last minute events up?
Also obviously an Events Ban List wouldn't be that long. There would be what? 2 people top in a very offensive week? Also I understand bans wouldn't be extra long, but I think more than the time of the one event occurring is needed or someone will be just really rude at the end of it and obviously get away with it.
Hosts would need to check it once before their events and that would be it. I don't see why you bring up the need of checking it more (if that's what you meant in the 2nd, 3rd line, I didn't really get it).

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Originally Posted by Kardan

Yes, I would say it about the help desk - it would be too much hassle to have a list of 'Ban these people from the help desk:', of course it doesn't take too much common sense for the [people on duty to just have a 'ban on sight' until they're off duty - events are all individual, so it's too much hassle to arrange something that is cross-events.

Just use ignore, it's plain and simple.

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But as you obviously know, there IS a Help Desk Ban List.. so doing it for EVents would just take the same time which everything does. If you want to change anything, of course it takes time. It's not a reason not to do it.

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Originally Posted by LiquidLuck.

EVents shouldn't be booked at the last minute and if they are, like I said, it wouldn't take more than 2mins to check the thread. Also, I don't see how I twisted your words and I didn't bring last minute events up?
Also obviously an Events Ban List wouldn't be that long. There would be what? 2 people top in a very offensive week? Also I understand bans wouldn't be extra long, but I think more than the time of the one event occurring is needed or someone will be just really rude at the end of it and obviously get away with it.
Hosts would need to check it once before their events and that would be it. I don't see why you bring up the need of checking it more (if that's what you meant in the 2nd, 3rd line, I didn't really get it).

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If the list would only be 2 people top, then what would be the point to waste 2 minutes before each event looking at it?

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Originally Posted by Samanfa

That, individual is the word I've needed. I remember when I was in the Help Desk we did have a list of banned people. Also, @LiquidLuck.; persistent rule break on Habbo(xForum) may get you on DNHL.

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Okay, imagine I'm a member of Habbox for 3 years and I don't plan on applying for any job. I can go around being rude in every other Event just because there will be NO consequences? I can be rude to staff? Racist to other users? How can you tell me that is fair?

Moderating events similar to the Help Desk will always be a difficult job to do. I would say if someone is being very rude or abusive to a number of people in the room then the host will most likely deal with the situation. But if one of the those cases where it is aimed at one person then some times it can be quite hard to see and if the host is busy concentrating on the actual game which I would expect then you can't really blame them. Having two people in each event as a requirement while one hosts and the other moderates is going to be a no - Well I'm not saying you can't do it but it's not going to be forced.

Just report the user to the moderators in the client and even ignore the user if needed. Now if this person is causing trouble in a lot of Habbox events or Help Desk then please do contact a member of General Management or Events Management about the situation. We have in the past banned people from even taking part in events but that is only done on the more serious cases and them doing it in a multiple events and causing issues for everyone.

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Originally Posted by LiquidLuck.

EVents shouldn't be booked at the last minute and if they are, like I said, it wouldn't take more than 2mins to check the thread. Also, I don't see how I twisted your words and I didn't bring last minute events up?
Also obviously an Events Ban List wouldn't be that long. There would be what? 2 people top in a very offensive week? Also I understand bans wouldn't be extra long, but I think more than the time of the one event occurring is needed or someone will be just really rude at the end of it and obviously get away with it.
Hosts would need to check it once before their events and that would be it. I don't see why you bring up the need of checking it more (if that's what you meant in the 2nd, 3rd line, I didn't really get it).

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But as you obviously know, there IS a Help Desk Ban List.. so doing it for EVents would just take the same time which everything does. If you want to change anything, of course it takes time. It's not a reason not to do it.

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I didn't know that there was a help desk ban list, but I got he message from your last post to assume there was one. The reason not to do this is that it's pointless. If I got banned from a Habbox event for causing grief, why wouldn't I come back on my clone to cause grief? If it breaks the Habbo Rules, report them - if they're just annoying - ignore them. It's nothing to do with Habbox really.

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Originally Posted by LiquidLuck.

Okay, imagine I'm a member of Habbox for 3 years and I don't plan on applying for any job. I can go around being rude in every other Event just because there will be NO consequences? I can be rude to staff? Racist to other users? How can you tell me that is fair?

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Every event? That would be noticed by a lot of people and even staff. You would then be reported to Events Management or General Management and most likely banned from entering Habbox Events. But that would be considered the more "Serious Cases" as you are trying to cause issues in nearly every Habbox event.

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Originally Posted by LiquidLuck.

Okay, imagine I'm a member of Habbox for 3 years and I don't plan on applying for any job. I can go around being rude in every other Event just because there will be NO consequences? I can be rude to staff? Racist to other users? How can you tell me that is fair?

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Habbox isn't responsible for the behaviour of users outside of Habbox.

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Originally Posted by Comity

Well there goes you whole "not targeting anyone theory" and im pretty sure that ban was rejected? If not why are you posting private info about bans in public, or is this allowed? @Ms.Aquamarine;

Just the ignore button like everyone is saying, its not a problem for anyone else. If she is rude in you events use the warning system :)

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As I repeat, I wasn't targeting anyone, I just answered her question as I was the one she was targeting at the time she was given the ban. Also if she got the ban, it obviously wasn't rejected.

And about the ignore button, I've given situations above where this can just be considered as stupid and unsolving of everything.

I think you should be able to -rep on regards to reputation, but thats just my opinion

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Originally Posted by LiquidLuck.

As I repeat, I wasn't targeting anyone, I just answered her question as I was the one she was targeting at the time she was given the ban. Also if she got the ban, it obviously wasn't rejected.

And about the ignore button, I've given situations above where this can just be considered as stupid and unsolving of everything.

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What situations? Rude to staff -> Ignore. Racist to staff -> Ignore and report to MODs.

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Originally Posted by xxMATTGxx

Moderating events simialr to the Help Desk will always be a difficult job to do. I would say if someone is being very rude or abusive to a number of people in the room then the host will most likely deal with the situation. But if one of the those cases where it is aimed at one person then some times it can be quite hard to see and if the host is busy concentrating on the actual game which I would expect then you can't really blame them. Having two people in each event as a requirement while one hosts and the other moderates is going to be a no - Well I'm not saying you can't do it but it's not going to be forced.

Just report the user to the moderators in the client and even ignore the user if needed. Now if this person is causing trouble in a lot of Habbox events or Help Desk then please do contact a member of General Management or Events Management about the situation. We have in the past banned people from even taking part in events but that is only done on the more serious cases and them doing it in a multiple events and causing issues for everyone.

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That's why I said earlier that maybe in events there should be another EO moderating the room, helping around as the host is more focused on hosting a good game (and I understand it as I'm an EO myself), the other EO could have the job of moderating only. This couldn't obviously be any EO, but one with more experience. If only one EO isn't able to Host+Moderate, like they should, then another one should be required.
Also the thing about PMing GM is that you don't know if they have even read the PM you sent, so I never feel confortable with it because who knows if I'm not just being ignored.

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Originally Posted by Kardan

I didn't know that there was a help desk ban list, but I got he message from your last post to assume there was one. The reason not to do this is that it's pointless. If I got banned from a Habbox event for causing grief, why wouldn't I come back on my clone to cause grief? If it breaks the Habbo Rules, report them - if they're just annoying - ignore them. It's nothing to do with Habbox really.

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In this comment, you're actually kind of giving me reason, as you're saying clones shouldn't be talked about.
It has actually everything to do with Habbox as it's a community and it's Habbox Events, Habbox Help Desk, Habbox Community.

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Originally Posted by LiquidLuck.

That's why I said earlier that maybe in events there should be another EO moderating the room, helping around as the host is more focused on hosting a good game (and I understand it as I'm an EO myself), the other EO could have the job of moderating only. This couldn't obviously be any EO, but one with more experience. If only one EO isn't able to Host+Moderate, like they should, then another one should be required.
Also the thing about PMing GM is that you don't know if they have even read the PM you sent, so I never feel confortable with it because who knows if I'm not just being ignored.

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If a Events Host wants another member of events staff in the room to moderate then sure whatever. But that isn't going to be forced in the department for it to be required - It's optional. If you want to have that going on in your events then fine. I don't remember seeing any rules about that from stopping it.

In terms of the whole "PMing GM" -As for myself, I read all the Pm's I receive and if they are ones that are directed to me or directed to General Management then then they will always get a reply unless for some reason it has been forgotten about. If anything has been forgotten about then sending me a friendly reminder PM or a VM wouldn't be an issue and I'm sure I will check anything out to make sure you or anyone else gets a reply.

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Originally Posted by LiquidLuck.

That's why I said earlier that maybe in events there should be another EO moderating the room, helping around as the host is more focused on hosting a good game (and I understand it as I'm an EO myself), the other EO could have the job of moderating only. This couldn't obviously be any EO, but one with more experience. If only one EO isn't able to Host+Moderate, like they should, then another one should be required.
Also the thing about PMing GM is that you don't know if they have even read the PM you sent, so I never feel confortable with it because who knows if I'm not just being ignored.

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In this comment, you're actually kind of giving me reason, as you're saying clones shouldn't be talked about.
It has actually everything to do with Habbox as it's a community and it's Habbox Events, Habbox Help Desk, Habbox Community.

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When did I say clones shouldn't be talked about? The fact is, if somebody is so intent on wrecking each event, then a ban list won't do anything, and perhaps saying it has nothing to do with Habbox is the wrong wording, sure it reflects on Habbox, but they don't have the power to do something outside of Habbox.

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Originally Posted by xxMATTGxx

Every event? That would be noticed by a lot of people and even staff. You would then be reported to Events Management or General Management and most likely banned from entering Habbox Events. But that would be considered the more "Serious Cases" as you are trying to cause issues in nearly every Habbox event.

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''EVery event'' was obviously an hyperbole..

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Originally Posted by Kardan

Habbox isn't responsible for the behaviour of users outside of Habbox.

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It's not outside of Habbox as it's Habbox Habbo rooms, like I said..

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Originally Posted by GoldenMerc

I think you should be able to -rep on regards to reputation, but thats just my opinion

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On regards to reputation? Meaning? S: