Maybe The Server Should Have A Ban List/ Wall Of Shame.

[LuckyThinking]

After I report hackers, I don't have a confirmation on whether the reported players have been banned or not. Maybe shooting me a private message confirming the ban of said players would be an easy fix, but a ban list would be better because:

A) Banned players get to look at what time they were banned, the reason, etc etc.
I don't have to wonder if my reports have been looked at or not
C) The staff has an easier time handling and managing bans.

Ban List: http://dev.bukkit.org/bukkit-plugins/ban-management/

This is merely my opinion. Any attempt to harshly criticize, flame/troll, or argue will result in me contacting staff.

 

[Bob2108]

If the thread is locked, The player is dealt with. No need for a "ban list".

 

[Victorthelama]

This sometimes isn't the case. Some staff don't close threads after a player is handled, let alone comment on the thread saying the player was handled...

 

[Account404]

Like Bob said, the thread is normally locked with a message like "Thanks for the report, player dealt with" or something to that extent. But if you don't want to check on the forums, you can always do "/seen <player name>" while online and it will say if the player is muted/banned. : )

 

[LuckyThinking]

Like Bob said, the thread is normally locked with a message like "Thanks for the report, player dealt with" or something to that extent. But if you don't want to check on the forums, you can always do "/seen <player name>" while online and it will say if the player is muted/banned. : )

I know, but it would just be easier to do it though the SnapCraft website.

 

[Idontrox]

Like Bob said, the thread is normally locked with a message like "Thanks for the report, player dealt with" or something to that extent. But if you don't want to check on the forums, you can always do "/seen <player name>" while online and it will say if the player is muted/banned. : )

But how would the player know why he was banned and that?

 

[Account404]

But how would the player know why he was banned and that?

99% of the time the player(s) know what they've done wrong, if they don't, that's what an appeal is for..