This says it all Sir.SirSebstar wrote:since i dont do not moderate these rules, i dont know for sure, but thats how I see it anyways
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This says it all Sir.SirSebstar wrote:since i dont do not moderate these rules, i dont know for sure, but thats how I see it anyways
Yes. I've always assumed it referred to tournaments that require players to take actions between games, such as announce what map they want to play in the next round or who they will be challenging.greenoaks wrote:i would think if you are sitting for someone it might be reasonable to post in a tournament thread that a game has finished or to post another's name for those challenger types of tournaments.Lindax wrote:Ah, but that's not quite the same as what you originally said: "updating clan war or tournament OP's that are in the community interest and delayed".Leehar wrote:I'm glad you challenged it since I'm not sure when it came about, but it was specifically mentioned as acceptable.
http://www.conquerclub.com/forum/viewto ... 5#p2865163
- Being on another player's account for ANY reasons other than taking turns when they are in danger of missing a turn, or posting to necessary Tournament or Clan related public forum topics, is not allowed. Abuse of this privilege can be considered account sharing and could result in a Bust for both accounts.
You're talking about editing a post of another person. This quote says "posting" in topic".
And how would you read this statement from the Head Tournament Director?:
That would even exclude "posting".Night Strike wrote:There's no reason for any account sitter to be updating tournaments as far as I'm concerned.
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Now you're talking about normal posting in threads. None of that needs to be posted by the sitter through the account of the one he/she is sitting for. Anybody can simply post any of this under their own account, not the sitter's:Dukasaur wrote:Yes. I've always assumed it referred to tournaments that require players to take actions between games, such as announce what map they want to play in the next round or who they will be challenging.greenoaks wrote:i would think if you are sitting for someone it might be reasonable to post in a tournament thread that a game has finished or to post another's name for those challenger types of tournaments.Lindax wrote:Ah, but that's not quite the same as what you originally said: "updating clan war or tournament OP's that are in the community interest and delayed".Leehar wrote:I'm glad you challenged it since I'm not sure when it came about, but it was specifically mentioned as acceptable.
http://www.conquerclub.com/forum/viewto ... 5#p2865163
- Being on another player's account for ANY reasons other than taking turns when they are in danger of missing a turn, or posting to necessary Tournament or Clan related public forum topics, is not allowed. Abuse of this privilege can be considered account sharing and could result in a Bust for both accounts.
You're talking about editing a post of another person. This quote says "posting" in topic".
And how would you read this statement from the Head Tournament Director?:
That would even exclude "posting".Night Strike wrote:There's no reason for any account sitter to be updating tournaments as far as I'm concerned.
Lx
I think it's also reasonable to post what a sitter knows about the sitter's expected date of return, so that the TO can make a decision whether to replace him or not.