Give parole to non-leader tribunal members?

mundufisen · **Posted:** Mon Jun 02, 2008 7:46 pm

Or it could let the 'first' member online, at the bottom of the list, to get abilities to parole and undo it.

Gnimral · **Posted:** Mon Jun 02, 2008 9:18 pm

I really see tribunal members abusing this and making leaders in tribunals almost unnecessary.

But i see its point as well. Its a bloody pain when tribunal leaders (or just leaders in general) are inactive.

I still voted no.

Gilgon · **Joined:** Mon Sep 12, 2005 3:18 pm **Posts:** 1704

Bourgeoisique wrote:

Gilgon wrote:

It is already extremely difficult to get banished in a kingdom. Don't make it easier to escape permanent banishment by only requiring you to convince one inactive member to parole you.

If that happened, the leader could simply unparole the person in question and reprimand the person who did this. I am suggesting parole, and not pardon, because a leader should be able to rescind a decision they do not agree with.

That said, a tribunal hierarchy outside of the levels of 'leader' and 'not leader' allowing certain non-leaders to parole and certain non-leaders not to parole is worth considering, but it may be difficult to code. Even if a tribunal member had the coded ability to parole someone, a tribunal leader could simply tell them that they did not have permission.

Wouldn't that require the command 'unparole' to be added to the game?

TheCannibal · **Posted:** Tue Jun 03, 2008 3:12 am

They have that already Algon.

It's called "taunt".

Ardith can tell you all about using it.

Amadeo · **Posted:** Tue Jun 03, 2008 5:36 am

Gnimral wrote:

I really see tribunal members abusing this and making leaders in tribunals almost unnecessary.

But i see its point as well. Its a bloody pain when tribunal leaders (or just leaders in general) are inactive.

I still voted no.

As I said, akin like being able to track the diplomatic changes, a leader should be able to see who parolled who and when since their last login.
This way the parolling is being directly monitored by the leaders, and if a member 'abuses' their power, a leader is within their rights to punish/remove said power (so long as its coded up this way). That way everyone wins.

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