tsaescishoeshiner wrote: »If you get an unreasonable automod ban, appeal it with a support ticket, and make a forum post with your ticket asking for help. A screenshot of what the specific phrase they say you're banned for could help.
If it starts to cost more staff time to correct these errors, the program might be adjusted, reduced, or sidelined.
So appeal, and encourage your friends to do the same.
(Sometimes, game news sites look at popular subreddit posts.)
I wonder if this works for other languages than English, since there are multiple words in my native tongue that are just normal words, but in other languages mean something crude. Would I get banned for speaking my mother tongue?
Bradyfjord wrote: »We will only be allowed to use nouns and verbs from elementary school. Best sharpen your pencil now.
VouxeTheMinotaur wrote: »Where are people finding RP guilds?
I play on PS/NA and find it to be extremely difficult navigating the guild finder for well-established / casual RP guilds, and there's barely anyone advertising theirs in zone for applications.
I can't find any RP guilds that actually RP through the game and not discord only, is it dying down a tad bit than years prior?
Bradyfjord wrote: »We will only be allowed to use nouns and verbs from elementary school. Best sharpen your pencil now.
Inari Telvanni wrote: »TOS says,
" Content Moderation
To the extent that ZeniMax performs any content moderation of UGC to ensure its compatibility with these Terms of Service (including the Code of Conduct or any relevant EULA), such content moderation may be carried out via human review as well as through the use of AI-powered proactive and reactive moderation methods including without limitation, software that uses algorithmic decision making.
ZeniMax's proactive content moderation includes without limitation using tools to block and filter UGC that is illegal and/or incompatible with these Terms of Service.
Reactive content moderation methods include without limitation user reporting features which allow You to inform ZeniMax of the behavior or Content of other users that You have encountered which you believe is illegal and/or incompatible with these Terms of Service (including the Code of Conduct) and any such behaviour or Content can be reported to ZeniMax by contacting ZeniMax Customer Support at help.bethesda.net or help.elderscrollsonline.com. If You are in-Game, You can report an issue using an in-Game help feature where applicable. Where ZeniMax is required to do so by virtue of the Statutory Obligations (as defined in Section 1), ZeniMax shall advise You of remedial steps action taken against another user as a result of Your report including details of what steps ZeniMax has taken to investigate your report, if ZeniMax has removed Content that You have reported or if any other restrictions have been applied to the Content or the other user. "
This is an enormous red flag.
No it is not..
Zos, as a company that can be held liable for conversations that might happen through the use of their platform, have a responsibility to make sure that they can monitor illegal things being done in their game. Even if those things are done in private chats. If you are using their tools to do illegal things, they are legally put in a spot to intervene or face severe legal repurcussions if they do not.
One solution to bypass filters and/or chat AI is create a new language for your role play participants. If you all commutate in a format it can’t understand then it can’t censor you.
People have been vocal about getting whispers from people that are playing offline. ZOS does use automated checking for the forums and even in-game mail, why wouldn't they also expand that to include chat. People complained and ZOS responded, this is the outcome of that.
One solution to bypass filters and/or chat AI is create a new language for your role play participants. If you all commutate in a format it can’t understand then it can’t censor you.
That language would have to avoid all letter combinations that the word filter has listed as banned words. Which, I know it, also includes words that are only 2-3 letters long. Good luck with that.