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Re-Doing Corporate/alliance chat moderation
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Peppermintstix
Exsilium Militaris
#1 - 2016-05-11 00:58:06 UTC  |  Edited by: Peppermintstix
For years we have been told CCP have been working on redoing the entire corporate management structure in the game.

Sadly its never happened yet and maybe a long while off but i feel that CCP should look into add a few features in the mean time that should be much easier then a full rework.


I believe that Corp CEO's/directors should be able to moderate who can talk from THEIR corp in Alliance Chat, Corp Chat


I have been in many alliances and corps where you have members who get drunk or stoned or just have a bad day at work and while normally they are great people to be around just start splurging bullshit in alliance/corp chats and other then kicking said person the CEO's and Directors of his corp can't stop him at all from spamming.


Id really like CCP to look into a way to allow the Director/CEO or comms office role the ability to mute there own corp members from alliance and corp chat.

have it function so i can go into corporate management and decided if i want everyone to be allowed to talk by default or if i need to white list or black list.


This would help out a lot of corps.
Iain Cariaba
#2 - 2016-05-11 01:02:14 UTC
You already have to ability to not see stuff from people who offend you in chat. Right click their name and hit block.
Jason Richter
Star Frontiers
Brotherhood of Spacers
#3 - 2016-05-11 01:06:00 UTC
Agreed 100%

Also, telling people to block someone is like telling people to wait for the command to jump before actually jumping, it will never happen.
Anh Emarious
Diplomatic-Incident
#4 - 2016-05-11 01:21:17 UTC
Yeah I can see a benefit to this function.

Problem is "blocking someone" does not stop damage from happenening and sounds like something a Director/Comm Officer should be able to do for their own corp members.

I don't know how many times I could have stopped alliance drama by temporary muting one of my members in alliance chat to "cool off" before they get a corp in trouble.

I know we can't control all behavior but in a real corp in the real wold a CEO or IT guy could suspend a employee's email,chat, cell phones for behavior issues so it is not unprecedented.