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[n00bl3t]

I think OORP players should be reported, yes. However, that often does not actually end up in a good resolution (many reports fall through and don't end up in sanctions). Not all registrations are designed just to eliminate OORP, as that'd be a silly and unreachable goal. However, I think some registrations try and restrict things which aren't necessarily covered by the server rules, nor are really considered OORP.

Example, roleplay ideas followed by factions. Just because a Outcast Destroyer (probably a bad choice for this) enters Omicron-90, it doesn't necessarily make him OORP enough to be sanctioned. Outcasts and Nomads are enemies on the rep sheet, so it's legal from a server rules perspective. However, established roleplay suggests that Outcasts don't enter there - or maybe it doesn't, but the factions involved in the registration do believe in the nomad-respect roleplay. Maybe it's not the best way to spread this roleplay idea, as I'm sure not every anti-nomad outcast would be exiled/driven away, but it's a start... Anyway, a registration with nomad clauses can surely influence independents to roleplay like the faction, which may or may not sound good/bad/powermongering, but it is good for some roleplay ideas to be spread and "obeyed" (probably a bad word choice).

I understand what you are saying here, however, the independent should be allowed to enter the grounds as stipulated by his ID. That is why he is independent, and not a part of the faction.

(That really was a terrible choice and I do not think I have to point out the holes.)

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It's not a conspiracy, it's localised bias. They're not intelligent enough to form a conspiracy.