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You mean you're an expert at facebook stalking, right?

Happy birthday!

Yup... confused me at first

First police resignation i've made in >2.5 years!

Whilst I completely agree, that is a long shot from what the rules define as bannable under metagaming.

Not too sure of any cases myself, but the honest truth is i've seen staff banning a lot more for what they think is wrong or should be (unwritten rules) against the rules rather than what is actually against the rules.

Not searching to see what they're doing as the rule says though. Tbh though Fergus, could just be avoided, doesn't impact anything too much.

Go to self -> Capture profile and select it. You can change the default capture profile in bookmarks.

Question for you though - Why are police not allowed to issue warning shots which are much easier to do in a gunfight? As i'm sure you know there aren't loads of police at the start of a gunfight usually and it is hard to spare one. Why are there different methods?  If rebels can tell a heli to...

. From a recent report (can't properly quote as i'm on my phone) which states that knocking someone out with a gun pointed is a "clear cut" rule break despite not being a rule. I'm sure you can see where i'm coming from when I say that people are threatened with and banned for unwritten rules...

In real life, the British Army would be called in to deal with robbers and not some underarmed police force. It also levels the gameplay and makes it less easy for rebels to rob the Treasury (which is very easy imo, i've seen it done with less than 5 people).

What rule actually prohibits it? You say it is ironic but remember the police has hundreds of members and not all them share the same opinions.

Well there's a contradiction in itself.

The rule (12.4) Commenting on a ban appeal or report a player thread that is not involving you will lead to a warning point and a 7 day posting restriction Contradicts what Thesoldier wrote in the report a player rules and people are being incorrectly punished for following the rules. The...

No, it is not a police rule.

If running to a blue zone is disruptive to the whole community then someone is on some form of drug