Habbox Habbo rules

[xxMATTGxx]

LOL really? You've kick me of one of your events with NO warnings! How can you say this now? Also you were also really rude to me. Another thing, I don't see how an EO could be banned from an event. No staff is banned from the Help Desk. -.-

Like said before, most hosts don't look what conversations/arguments going on in the queu. They are too busy.

Since he's Habbox Staff then it would be best to send a complaint to Events Management and the Staff AGM instead of bringing it up in a public feedback thread.

[Kardan]

I think the creation of the ignore button was one of the most idiot things created in Habbo, to be honest. It's like in school, when we're little, and if there was an argument or someone was insulting you, grown ups would just say ''oh, just ignore them, it's not worth it'' and some people still say it. I think that's a really stupid thing to say. You should listen to them attacking you and just keep quiet? I swear I never understood that and if someone actually does it, Idk how they are able to do it because I know I wouldn't be able to sleep at night knowing I didn't defend myself.

Most days things are quiet in the Help Desk and the need of Banning people is also really small. Although, it exists. People banned from certain events might also just be a few, but I think it'd be good to exist that possibility.

It is much better to ignore people. In real life, I get verbal abuse quite often, daily in some cases, just because I'm ginger and I always ignore them, as I was taught when I was a child. What use would me arguing back at them achieve? It's about being the bigger, better and more mature person.

[LiquidLuck.]

Events Management told you to make a feedback thread? Then can simply suggest it for themselves in the department.

Not Events Management.

[Inseriousity.]

Events Management told you to make a feedback thread? Then can simply suggest it for themselves in the department.

No I did.
Didn't say whether she'd get the answer she wanted to hear though

PS. The idea that we don't "get" racism simply because we're from the UK/english-speaking is absurd. I actually agree with you that "dirty Mexican" is a racist term if the implication is that as a mexican you are dirty, inferior. However, we also have to recognise the limitations of our power and understand that the Habbo report tool is there to deal with things like that in a way that Habbox just can't. And yes it's easier to deal with staff because there is a power there we can and will use. When someone gets staff they get a few advantages members don't but they also get a few disadvantages that normal members don't. It's just the way things work. Benefits and costs but clearly the benefits outweigh the costs or we'd have no staff

[LiquidLuck.]

being called a Mexican isn't racist. if you think it is then maybe you're the racist one for thinking that being called Mexican is so bad, when its just a nationally?

Do you only read bits of comments? Did I ever said being called a Mexican was racist? What comes with that word is racist. Read everything next time..

[sex]

LOL really? You've kick me of one of your events with NO warnings! How can you say this now? Also you were also really rude to me. Another thing, I don't see how an EO could be banned from an event. No staff is banned from the Help Desk. -.-

Like said before, most hosts don't look what conversations/arguments going on in the queu. They are too busy.

Because no staff are generally rude in the help desk, (well at least no stupid enough to do it often). You were rude in my event and didn't stop moaning so i banned you.. simple lol

[xxMATTGxx]

Not Events Management.

Well that doesn't make sense then.

[LiquidLuck.]

If event organisers can't read chat and roll a die/place a chair at the same time, then they shouldn't even be in the events department.

Well that's not for me to decide so I can't do anything about it.

[Inseriousity.]

I think the creation of the ignore button was one of the most idiot things created in Habbo, to be honest. It's like in school, when we're little, and if there was an argument or someone was insulting you, grown ups would just say ''oh, just ignore them, it's not worth it'' and some people still say it. I think that's a really stupid thing to say. You should listen to them attacking you and just keep quiet? I swear I never understood that and if someone actually does it, Idk how they are able to do it because I know I wouldn't be able to sleep at night knowing I didn't defend myself.

Most days things are quiet in the Help Desk and the need of Banning people is also really small. Although, it exists. People banned from certain events might also just be a few, but I think it'd be good to exist that possibility.

The difference between real life and Habbo is that ignoring them doesn't mean you can't still hear them (and therefore still have an effect) whereas online you can ignore and it won't have any effect at all.

[xxMATTGxx]

No I did.
Didn't say whether she'd get the answer she wanted to hear though

PS. The idea that we don't "get" racism simply because we're from the UK/english-speaking is absurd. I actually agree with you that "dirty Mexican" is a racist term if the implication is that as a mexican you are dirty, inferior. However, we also have to recognise the limitations of our power and understand that the Habbo report tool is there to deal with things like that in a way that Habbox just can't. And yes it's easier to deal with staff because there is a power there we can and will use. When someone gets staff they get a few advantages members don't but they also get a few disadvantages that normal members don't. It's just the way things work. Benefits and costs but clearly the benefits outweigh the costs or we'd have no staff

I see.