Misunderstanding, then. We seem to agree this specific issue doesn't require further punishment but that's what I was trying to focus on in the post where I said that. The specific issue, and my reasons for thinking it's not a problem that necessitates our involvement. Even if I tend to selectively focus on the issue at hand it does still need resolving and I didn't feel like we were there yet, so that's why I was talking about it separately from the "jutsu being jutsu" issue now being discussed.
That makes sense. I am definitely not pushing for any punishment specifically in regards to this issue, I also don't think it on it's own is bad enough but when viewed in line with Jutsu's other incidents doesn't exactly make me want to keep shrugging the issue off since I feel like this is just gonna keep happening.
My biggest issue is labeling his behavior as a problem when in this case there's no examples of harm being caused. We don't have a user who still feels harassed, we don't have pages worth of disruptive arguing, we just have one user acting in a way that's similar to behavior they tend to exhibit but without causing any real tangible problems in doing so. Yet we're still labeling it as problem behavior. You did bring up those four points but I see them and can't help but end it with "....but in the end they made up and it hasn't been an issue since", so I can't see why we should get involved. I'm the kind of mod who believes the best possible solution to an issue is one that doesn't involve us and that's exactly what we have here.
This is why I wrote the student analogy, because I believe that even though the reporter isn't upset about it
now, he very clearly was. Again I don't think it matters that they made up or whatever, the fact that at some point a user was visibly upset as a direct result of Jutsu's tendency to troll people is enough of a reason to take it into consideration. The central point here is that the root cause of the overall issue - Jutsu's behavior - is continually at play. There WAS a conflict and this aspect which we
know exists was at fault. So, sure, it hasn't been an issue since but why should we ignore it if we can prevent it from happening again? It's almost predictable at this point.
At least we're having the conversation about it, which is what I want. I don't even want us to TAKE ACTION right now, I just want us to acknowledge that this is a problem and come up with a long term strategy for it. If that means banning him now, then so be it. If that means taking note of this incident as relevant and continuing to monitor him then that's fine too.
Maybe we can save this discussion for the next time jutsu harasses someone similarly to the way he harassed caelo and camila. Until then I can't think of a way to bring it up in a way that's going to actually lead to anything positive.
I am okay with this, but please don't forget that this happened. Just because there's no documented infraction doesn't mean that this incident shouldn't be taken into consideration in the future.
Alrighty. Maybe next time Nish harasses some kid about his religion and names him a paedophile for 5 pages and continues even when he literally begs Nish to stop, we can have a discussion about that instead of it being forgotten within a few hours. This small playground fight in comparison looks already dealt with
I look forward to the thread you make when it happens next. I honestly missed that incident and no one brought it up. I'd also appreciate you reading the other posts I've made in order to understand why this "small playground fight" being "already dealt with" is irrelevant to what we're discussing...