[Echo-chan713]

Originally Posted by Coda

We don't like drama, but we also don't believe in finger-pointing or name-dropping. It's only natural that people will occasionally have disagreements or step on each other's toes. If by some unfortunate chance you're involved in something dramatic, you don't need to be afraid of getting in trouble for it as long as you obey the rules -- respect others, avoid excessive profanity, don't harass/stalk/etc., and don't call people out in other threads. In other words, there aren't any rules against drama itself, so the existing rules just get applied as normal. (That said, if something does get too heated, a mod may lock the thread to keep the peace, but assuming you don't violate the rules by starting the fight back up somewhere else you don't need to worry about getting in trouble.)

On a related note: Thread rules are primarily advisory. Thread owners (see the rules for a definition) aren't mods and can't enforce the rules themselves, so if you're not violating any of the Trisphee rules you again won't receive any infractions. The exceptions here are if a moderator would deem your behavior as harassment (an accidental strike generally won't count, intentional offenses will) or if you disregard instructions given to you by a member of Trisphee staff, you may receive an official warning or an infraction.

TL;DR version: We want Trisphee to be a safe place where you don't have to be afraid of getting in trouble. We don't punish users for accidents.

I have not fought in Trisphee at all since I've joined as far as I can recall. there are cases where I didn't mean to be so snoopy around looking for drama I was in a case of wondering what happened