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Kralic
Canada2628 Posts
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Shield
Bulgaria4824 Posts
On May 19 2010 06:55 Jyvblamo wrote: I'm surprised White-ra didn't get his account revoked for his obviously racist name. Lol, you must be kiddin'. | ||
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ArC_man
United States2798 Posts
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Jibba
United States22883 Posts
On May 20 2010 05:29 omg.deus wrote: totally wrong...dope doesn't mean just drugs...it was slang for weed decades ago and nowadays exclusively refers to heroine. doesn't matter if u hang out with heroine users or not, it's irrelevant...unless ur sheltered or grew up in the 60s u know dope as heroine and heroine only. b/c of this I can see why blizzard doesn't want any heroine related user names I'm honestly curious how they can take a stand against drugs when there's literally an in game version called stim. Is stimjunkie over the line? How about just needleabuser? It's like Rockstar banning people on Gta4 for using 'whore.' | ||
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Joseki
United States200 Posts
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cujo2k
Canada1044 Posts
since weed is less offensive and decriminalized in certain countries, a nickname of "weedman" may have prevented your ban or chroniclover or something >< | ||
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omg.deus
Korea (South)150 Posts
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Craton
United States17250 Posts
On May 20 2010 05:38 ArC_man wrote: CowGoMoo is a "partial or complete sentence", so that isn't allowed now? Blizzard gonna be banning their own employees? The naming conventions are not new. They have been used for years. It's absurd how many of you are over-reacting to violating naming conventions that have been in place since before sc2 was in alpha. | ||
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Jibba
United States22883 Posts
On May 20 2010 05:47 Craton wrote: The naming conventions are not new. They have been used for years. It's absurd how many of you are over-reacting to violating naming conventions that have been in place since before sc2 was in alpha. Blizzard's policy was bad in Wow too. Reporting became a way to grief people for mildly offensive things. | ||
MasterOfChaos
Germany2896 Posts
On May 20 2010 05:47 Craton wrote: The naming conventions are not new. They have been used for years. It's absurd how many of you are over-reacting to violating naming conventions that have been in place since before sc2 was in alpha. They are basically new. Nobody ever enforced them in SC1. | ||
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Slipspace
United States381 Posts
This is just the beta, so the ban wasn't that big of a deal. I imagine when the game is released, they'll force you to change your name only. | ||
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Dreadwave
Netherlands254 Posts
On May 20 2010 05:07 Liquid`NonY wrote: This is much too strict. It's much stricter than restrictions on real names. It's much stricter than Blizzard holds themselves to for the content of their games. Blizzard could make a more tolerant policy if they wanted to. They have a legal department. Aren't these the naming conventions for WoW characters? | ||
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pash1k
Ukraine119 Posts
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sith
United States2474 Posts
On May 20 2010 06:09 Dreadwave wrote: Aren't these the naming conventions for WoW characters? I played WoW for quite awhile and while names would often be reported and changed, it was never a ban or any sort of service interruption. They just said "enough people reported your name and now you should probably change it", next time you logged in. It wasn't really enforced unless it was extremely offensive with a racial slur or something. My friend leveled a character to 80 with the name "PhatCawk" and only then got it changed a few weeks after some high visibility chat. The only time you would get suspension is if you changed it from something offensive to another offensive name like 2-3 times in a row. Really not that big of a deal. | ||
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Backpack
United States1776 Posts
On May 19 2010 20:25 StarBrift wrote: Blizzard has a unit IN THE GAME that injects drugs during battle and they ban people for being called dopeman? What? Come on blizzard! The icon for stim is a freaking syringe! If they ban people for drug reference they should re do their game. I'm pretty sure Stim isn't an illegal drug. | ||
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Judicator
United States7270 Posts
On May 20 2010 08:27 sith wrote: I played WoW for quite awhile and while names would often be reported and changed, it was never a ban or any sort of service interruption. They just said "enough people reported your name and now you should probably change it", next time you logged in. It wasn't really enforced unless it was extremely offensive with a racial slur or something. My friend leveled a character to 80 with the name "PhatCawk" and only then got it changed a few weeks after some high visibility chat. The only time you would get suspension is if you changed it from something offensive to another offensive name like 2-3 times in a row. Really not that big of a deal. Same, I ran around with a friend's email as a screen name with a guild name as ATHOTMAIL.COM. They didn't force me to change it until my friend reported it. | ||
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Twist-O-Fate
Canada38 Posts
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synapse
China13814 Posts
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J3rk
United States25 Posts
On May 20 2010 06:16 pash1k wrote: I hope mine doesn't the boot - after all "pashik" can be construed as gibberish. It actually isn't gibberish, I did a google search and turns out Pashik is actually an Armenian singer, so according to the name restrictions regulations, bylaw "xi) Referring to pop culture icons or personas (e.g. " "Britneyspears", "Austinpowers", "Batman", or "Pashik Poghosyan, Armenia's Golden Singer")" is completely banned so you better change it ASAP | ||
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Commodore
United States97 Posts
Looks like the username that I've been using for almost a decade violates this =( | ||
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