This weekend I had recuritied a new member for our PVE guild. He/She did ask to be invited and said "Hi" in guild chat that first day. However (you knew there had to be one) the account has been logged on for the last 24 hours (everytime I have hopped on) and while I don't require anyone in my guild to be chatty (or talk much), this person hasn't responded to direct whispers.
I worry that the person is using a bot - and I will NOT have this in my guild; however, I am also thinking... what if they just accidently left the game running.
I am leaning toward kicking tonight if the user is still on and not responding.
Do you think I am justified? Or being overly cautious?
Should I give the guild member the boot?
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I wouldn't assume they are a bot until you saw them in person behaving like a bot. (Gosh, are they in Elona Reach alot? lol)
If, after a couple of days, they are still online and not responding to direct whispers I don't think you'd have any reason to feel guilty for kicking them. If they had a legit reason for being afk for three days, and they talk to you about it, you can always enroll them again.
If, after a couple of days, they are still online and not responding to direct whispers I don't think you'd have any reason to feel guilty for kicking them. If they had a legit reason for being afk for three days, and they talk to you about it, you can always enroll them again.
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Originally Posted by remmeh
my guild leader leaves GW on 24/7
so i think you're a little cautious. but you never know...<stereotype> does he/she have an asian-sounding name </stereotype> |

No asian sounding name - not even a I-am-trying-to-not-sound-asian-but-fail names that some bots have.
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Originally Posted by generik
What I find intriguing is why would you assume first and foremost that s/he is a bot?
At times because of these intruding "hi"s I turn off guild chat or even set my status to "Offline" altogether. Don't you think you are being a bit too nosey? ![]() |
I have a few guild members who after I invited I only speak to about once a month, even though they are on. I don't mind it, some people are private and I respect that.This is just the first member I have had that stayed logged on ALL the time. Could very well be that is just what they do, if so, I will respect that too.
Just with all the BOT crazieness as of late - I just don't want to have a member that is taking advantage of a 3rd party program and my NPC full guild hall.
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Originally Posted by TalonTheCat
Nosey? well... could be!
I have a few guild members who after I invited I only speak to about once a month, even though they are on. I don't mind it, some people are private and I respect that.This is just the first member I have had that stayed logged on ALL the time. Could very well be that is just what they do, if so, I will respect that too. Just with all the BOT crazieness as of late - I just don't want to have a member that is taking advantage of a 3rd party program and my NPC full guild hall. |
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On a similar vein, I have a guild member who logs on occasionally, but I never see him. I haven't spoken to him in over a month. When do you decide to boot someone? Do you boot them due to inactivity? Do you boot them because they're never on when anybody else is? Do you boot them because they serve no use to the guild if there's never interaction with them?
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