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My guild, Super Kaon Action Team [SuKa], got banned because the word 'suka' means bitch in polish. Noone in my guild is from eastern europe, so none of us had a clue it was bannable. When I used google translate to translate SuKa from polish to dutch, the meaning I got was "vrouwelijk" which means female.
We are upset that our guild got banned. Over the two weeks we had this guild we played about 300 gvgs (this is a lot) as our goal was to get into the top 20 of amount of victories. Because we got banned, all we can do is reform the guild and start over again, because anet will probably not unban us.
I think that Anet needs to change this policy. In this case it is obvious that SuKa was used as an abbreviation because SKAT (look it up if you dont know it) was not allowed. This rule is not one that only matters to us, lots of guild tags could be offensive to someone by this rule, and there is no way you can know before you actually get banned.
I understand that polish people feel offended by our name, yet there is nothing I can do to prevent this, because I did not know. In order to prevent these kind of situations where a guild gets banned without expecting it and having to start over again, Anet should allow us to either change our tag, or expand the word filter so we would not have made the name in the first place.
What is your opinion on this?