person with more than one nation in the UN
hi there...
sorry if this is the wrong place to leave this but the region <censored> is still having trouble with its founder <censored> having more than one nation in the UN. Recently a load of these accounts were ejected from the UN but he has another one - <censored> which he has used to secure the current delegateship.
Also, when I challenged him on this issue by telegram, he replied with antisemitic abuse.
Thank you in advance to anyone who can solve these issues.
Pensax.
Sanctaphrax
07-12-2004, 17:05
Firstly, such offenses are reported through the getting help page.
Secondly, if you still have the offensive TG that he sent, keep it.
Thirdly, why do you suspect that both those nations are his?
Fourth, if you check their RMB, you will find this message, near the top so check it quickly mods.
"Suicide yerself pls."
which was aimed at Pensax by <He-who-must-not-be-named-but-is-being-reported>
Erastide
07-12-2004, 17:05
You should report this via the Getting Help (http://www.nationstates.net/cgi-bin/index.cgi/96847/page=help) page. File under cheating.
Also, you usually shouldn't post nation's names in here, just in case they are innocent.
For the telegram, don't delete it and report it under "posting/sending abusive messages". A mod will look at it and decide what to do about it.
Cogitation
07-12-2004, 18:11
Munroland and Pensax are warned for making threatening statements against each other. Furthermore, there is weak evidence of multying on both sides; a few nations have been advised to withdraw from the UN.
Oh, and Erastide is correct: This should have been filed through the "Getting Help" page.
--The Modified Democratic States of Cogitation
Erastide
07-12-2004, 23:15
I'm curious, do you really just send a TG asking nations to withdraw from the UN?
Is it a friendly TG or one that indicates multying is likely so they should make sure they absolutely have no other nations in the UN?
I'm curious, do you really just send a TG asking nations to withdraw from the UN?
Is it a friendly TG or one that indicates multying is likely so they should make sure they absolutely have no other nations in the UN?
Depends. If the evidence just points to friends sometimes logging into their nations on eachother's computers, we might consider a warning to not do this, then check up again a few days later to see if the evidence still points to multiple UN nations.