Does that first sentence mean judge-keepers? Do you want to exclude the
folks who run all the non-judge groups, whether bulletin board or
yahoo-group based? I would think that those folks might have some of the
same problems and concerns that judge-keepers have.
"Chris Babcock" <cbabcock@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in
message news:20080215085526.2171a573@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>I have created a new Yahoogroup for administrators of online Diplomacy
> servers:
>
> Diplomacy Online Abuse Re****t
>
> http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/dip_re****t/
>
> This group exists to share information about those who cheat or
otherwise
> abuse online Diplomacy services. Discussion on specific abuses with an
> emphasis on how to identify the individual users is the focus of the
list.
> General policy discussions are permitted, but security implementations
> specific to a certain platform - for example, how a cheater was
discovered
> on an nJudge - should be referred to a discussion list for that
particular
> platform. Re****ts should contain a concise description of the offense
and
> any identifying information available. This list will be of limited
value
> for those whose programs have limited ability to collect or use this
> information.
>
> To join this group or read the archives, you must be verified as the
> administrator of an online Diplomacy adjudicator which accepts user
> registrations and orders over the Internet, whether by web, email or
other
> service. Your member****p application should include your name, your site
> (or judge) and the administrative address for your service.
>
> This is a sup****t list for administrators, not an appeals list for
> player grievances. No outside mail will be accepted. Advice will only
> be given where solicited. Members are not bound to enforce the policies
> of other members. The purpose of the list is to share information so
> that other members may take pre-emptive action at their discretion or
> be advised of past abuses if a similar situation arises on their own
> servers.
>
> Chris
>
>
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