Angleshooting in Forum Games

This is simply not true. A player decided to cheat. Nothing else.

Then we fix that

Not changing the term for no reason

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Potato potato, but yeah.

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I don’t think the two of you are disagreeing with each other (about this incident) except in as much as you’re using slightly different terminology.

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Crux of this argument right there

I just mean “he cheated”
There was nothing with angleshooting.

‘Didn’t leave the thread’
Define thread. Neighborhood chats?

…not going to lie, I read that in my head as ‘poh-TAY-toh poh-TAY-toh.’

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Neighbourhoods and masonries are technically part of the game, so that’s fine.

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The difference is simple

Cheating is doing things against the rules

Angleshooting is doing things not technically against the rules as written but that are, to a reasonable observer, against the gameplay the rules are trying to effect.

I don’t think Alice is disputing that the player in question cheated, she’s saying that the specific category of cheating was angleshooting.

Cheating is against the rules…

Then we are essentially in agreement. What you’ve explained Angleshooting as is essentially the OGI rule I have proposed.
Angleshooting just bans a lot more things that should not be banned and allows things we’ve already discussed to happen.

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Uhmm… angleshooting is just an overall category for everything.

Then how is your reworded version different

Angleshooting is specifically acting in ways that aren’t blatantly disallowed but are underhanded (as compared to what the rules are trying to enforce) or borderline disallowed

I’m opposing angleshooting. I want to be able to say “Arete has finals so it’s not sus that they’re posting less than normal”

This is not that complicated tbh

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Because it actually allows people to talk about information that they originally would be forced to withhold and more strategy to be used rather than ban it.

This is more meta-related reasons. Not really angleshooting.

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