Profanity in guild names. Is it allowed?
PvP regulars sometimes create guilds with silly names with sole purpose of claming keeps in Cyrodiil. Some of these guild names contain foul language which is banned in character names. Since there's no "Report guild name" category in the customer support in-game form, I'd like to know if using these guild names is allowed.
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Skullstachio✭✭✭✭✭Personally, if it is a clear violation of ZOS's terms & conditions, then guilds with profane names should not be allowed.If you see me anywhere. Know that I am sitting back with a bag of popcorn, watching as ESO burns the goodwill of its player base with practices that only disrespects the players time like it did to me and many others...
If a game does not respect your time, best thing to do is move on from it and find something else.0 -
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✭✭✭✭✭Open a ticket in the game. I would use "Report Player" (under Ask for Help) in the hopes that it gets routed to the right team, and use the Guild Name as the Player Name, then make it clear in the Description that you are talking about a guild.0 -
ZOS_Billadmin@NinetyNineTails
Profanity is not allowed in guild names.
Guild names must follow these rules:- The name cannot exceed 25 characters.
- The name cannot start with a space.
- The name must end with a letter.
- No more than two of the same letter in a row.
- No adjacent punctuation characters.
- The name may contain up to four hyphens, apostrophes, or spaces at most.
- The guild name must adhere to our Code of Conduct.
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@ZOS_BillE, please let me know how this should be resolved. There's no guild related fields in customer support form.0
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lordrichter wrote: »Open a ticket in the game. I would use "Report Player" (under Ask for Help) in the hopes that it gets routed to the right team, and use the Guild Name as the Player Name, then make it clear in the Description that you are talking about a guild.
Was going to do it as a last resort but decided to ask first. Unfortunately, some of my support tickets were ignored when I filed them under wrong category.0 -
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✭✭✭✭✭NinetyNineTails wrote: »lordrichter wrote: »Open a ticket in the game. I would use "Report Player" (under Ask for Help) in the hopes that it gets routed to the right team, and use the Guild Name as the Player Name, then make it clear in the Description that you are talking about a guild.
Was going to do it as a last resort but decided to ask first. Unfortunately, some of my support tickets were ignored when I filed them under wrong category.
There is a risk. If "report player" is automated to the point where they just accept the report, have a computer program ticky-mark the player, and delete it without a human reading it, then it is a lost cause.0 -
ZOS_Billadmin@NinetyNineTails
If you come across an inappropriate guild name, you will need to report a player who is in the guild. In your report make sure to explain that the issue is with the guild name. Instructions on reporting inappropriate behavior can be found here.The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited - ZeniMax Online Studios
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If you come across an inappropriate guild name, you will need to report a player who is in the guild.
This is... problematic. There's no way to get a guild member listing using conventional means and all players have 5 guild slots which means no visible guild tag. Thank for the answer. Guess it's time to hit the ESO API wiki again.
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