Posted by Magtograme on December 17, 2000 at 14:32:42:
In Reply to: I don't agree. posted by Nibbechist on December 17, 2000 at 09:53:30:
> > I've never heard of people being kicked out of a cabal 'for no reason'. Not counting cabal purges, and Empire (as Uncle Bob stated so well), people generally don't get the boot unless they are total screwups. > I have, there are logs of it. For instance, a member of the Empire asked where did 'such and such go, anyone see him?', another cabal person told him and that person was booted for not asking for payment. > You can paint this any way you like, but it's a load of bull to be kicked out for that. > > As for the comment by Nibbechist on imms documenting mortals... they do. If you make a minor screw up which is noticed by an imm (any imm, not just one in your cabal) you will likely get your history file tagged. Once you start getting a bunch of minor tags, or a major one, then the next time your cabal immortal notices you, chances are, you will get talked to and/or axed. It might be for something you did weeks ago and forgot about, or thought that nobody noticed. > This is the point. 'or axed' Just asking that a warning be given. > > I'm sure you have seen forum posts from others bemoaning about how unfairly they are treated by cabal imms, but generally if people are posting about it on the forum, they are doing it either for 1) revenge, 2) self-pity, or 3) lying our their asses to try to disrupt things. Generally, the more unknown the poster name, the more likely they are not telling the whole story. > Yep, seen them. Some mortals have lied, agreed. Some Immortals like have lied - this been proven with Arcane's keen perception (and Twist's investigation). > You speak in general terms - generally this happens, generally people aren't axed for no reason. I speak in general terms too. Point being there are cases where someone is axed for no reason. > Just wanting a warning given to those off the path, many hours are spent in CF.