As I said, I have no problems with you leaving and starting a new guild, particularly if the guildmaster is an inactive hog who abuses his position.TheBattleMuffin wrote: »AlexDougherty wrote: »Um, no, he is well within his rights to leave the guild and tell others to join him, but it's not his right to disband the existing guild.Ker.Rakb16_ESO wrote: »There's usually two sides to every story. If a guild officer thinks that the leader is incompetent or mentally unstable, he is well within his rights to disband and reform the guild.
I did not disband it - a disgruntled member who still had officer privileges did so in retribution for the damage to our forums done by Benny (also he simply kicked the members, only the GM can disband). I had to contact the Webs support team and they were actually looking to see if it was simple glitching or actual hacking (which has legal consequences for doing so to a registered domain).
AlexDougherty wrote: »As I said, I have no problems with you leaving and starting a new guild, particularly if the guildmaster is an inactive hog who abuses his position.TheBattleMuffin wrote: »AlexDougherty wrote: »Um, no, he is well within his rights to leave the guild and tell others to join him, but it's not his right to disband the existing guild.Ker.Rakb16_ESO wrote: »There's usually two sides to every story. If a guild officer thinks that the leader is incompetent or mentally unstable, he is well within his rights to disband and reform the guild.
I did not disband it - a disgruntled member who still had officer privileges did so in retribution for the damage to our forums done by Benny (also he simply kicked the members, only the GM can disband). I had to contact the Webs support team and they were actually looking to see if it was simple glitching or actual hacking (which has legal consequences for doing so to a registered domain).
The problem is that your friend kicked them out (which is disbanding by another name on this scale), if he had said "look our guildmaster is a waste of space, me and a few others are going to start a new guild and run it properly" (possibly via whispers) and let them decide, then it would have been fine.
The problem is that doing this way is still an abuse of power, possibly for good intentions, but you did it the wrong way. Suddenly I'm reminded of that scene in Babylon5 between Sheridan and the President of the Earth Alliance. You need to start off as you mean to continue, which means asking people if they want to come, not forcing their hand.