Stricter punishments for sending out malicious files

[MattDet]

Your name: [Lsrcr]Matt
Suggestion headline: Make punishments for breaking the "sending out malicious files" rule more harsh
Link: https://ls-rcr.com/rules/ (second rule in the Respect Others section)
Importance of suggestion: 6/10
Why should it be accepted: What we currently know is that Greatsan was just banned yesterday for sending out virus and malware links, yet all he got was tag removal and temporary banned. That leads me to this: there should be harsher punishments for sending out malicious files of any sort.

Specifically, anyone who sends out malicious files should automatically have their IP address no longer authorized to access anything related to LSRCR. Repeat offenses should call for an IP range ban, if other people within his area do the same thing should call for an internet service provider ban, if many people from his country get caught breaking this rule LSRCR should be blocked completely in that country.

[Raskit]

bans are completely unique, it depends on intent in this case.

I won't go into detail about this ban but it has been discussed by the highest staff members.

[Robin]

bans are completely unique, it depends on intent in this case.

[Faraon78910]

+1

[Raif]

+1

[Zoroark]

-1 it all depends on the person and intention behind it.


Say you give a friend a cake but he eats it and gets sick, you didn't know it was going to do that so chances are he'll forgive. If he knew you meant it (even as a prank) he wouldn't let that slide.


So all in all that's what punishments boil down to the action, the intention and the person who did it.

[Kaosx234]

-1 it all depends on the person and intention behind it.


Say you give a friend a cake but he eats it and gets sick, you didn't know it was going to do that so chances are he'll forgive. If he knew you meant it (even as a prank) he wouldn't let that slide.


So all in all that's what punishments boil down to the action, the intention and the person who did it.

He says the exact example of sending out malicious files which should be permanently bannable. +1
What were your intentions after sending the malicious file over the Forum? To help someone?

[Robin]

What were your intentions after sending the malicious file over the Forum? To help someone?

You're trying to help someone with a cracked version of something, apparently it contains a virus. In this way you can accidentally send someone harmful files.

[Kaosx234]

What were your intentions after sending the malicious file over the Forum? To help someone?

You're trying to help someone with a cracked version of something, apparently it contains a virus. In this way you can accidentally send someone harmful files.

Those things are not allowed to give via Forums or at least I think so. Sharing those things via public Forums is illegal by the court as far as I know.

[Thursday]

[quote="MattDet"


Specifically, anyone who sends out malicious files should automatically have their IP address no longer authorized to access anything related to LSRCR. Repeat offenses should call for an IP range ban, if other people within his area do the same thing should call for an internet service provider ban, if many people from his country get caught breaking this rule LSRCR should be blocked completely in that country.[/quote]

It's not fair,sometime we accidentally post the IP but we already got kicked no need ban,and about IP with another try like hzujhijfuhf.samp.6365 etc,it can't be kicked but it should be reported if no staff