Celtic Heroes

See this link:

http://www.celtic-heroes.com/forum/view ... =5&t=25900

How about the players of Lugh create their own forums and we can post our own pics and warn people about others without having to worry about edits. Maybe the clan leaders could be the moderators. Then the moderators won't have to deal with the people who want to warn others about scammers. What do you think?

See this link:

http://www.celtic-heroes.com/forum/view ... =5&t=25900

Say the person that was scammed isnt on very much afterward (i would quit if i got scammed) and there is no way to pm them ingame. How is this link or any help?

The *no shame* rule is quite hated, why is it in place anyway? It's not like people randomly post players that r innocent saying that they scam. This rule is just preventing the word to get out quicker, giving scammers more time to scam as much as they can before the word ,ingame, gets around. Is there anyway u can edit this rule so it can be something like this...

*No shaming players without evidence (like screenshots) that they truly are attempting to scam users*

Support do not get onto the case quick enough SOMETIMES.

Tired of repeating this but for support to take action the scammer will just scam at least 10-20 people by the time something is done, whereas if his name is posted on forums everyone will know who to avoid and hopefully there will only be one scam done in the end. Then obviously support comes in (having already been reported) and swoops them in.

+1

See this link:

http://www.celtic-heroes.com/forum/view ... =5&t=25900

Say the person that was scammed isnt on very much afterward (i would quit if i got scammed) and there is no way to pm them ingame. How is this link or any help?

The *no shame* rule is quite hated, why is it in place anyway? It's not like people randomly post players that r innocent saying that they scam. This rule is just preventing the word to get out quicker, giving scammers more time to scam as much as they can before the word ,ingame, gets around. Is there anyway u can edit this rule so it can be something like this...

*No shaming players without evidence (like screenshots) that they truly are attempting to scam users*

Support do not get onto the case quick enough SOMETIMES.

Tired of repeating this but for support to take action the scammer will just scam at least 10-20 people by the time something is done, whereas if his name is posted on forums everyone will know who to avoid and hopefully there will only be one scam done in the end. Then obviously support comes in (having already been reported) and swoops them in.

+1

I would bring your point up to Community, as I didn't make up the rules so have no say as to what is and isn't allowed; I'm just trying to help the situation. I like your idea though.