I agree with you Shamus, Rogues can do their evil deeds and run off laughing with no consequences. It probably empowers them to move on to other victims knowing they got away with it. Maybe people should share their names somewhere when this happens?
A scrub database. I haven't posted it publicly - it's not my style - but if someone does these malicious crimes, why should people protect them and keep quiet about their identity? It might make them think twice about doing it again - and warn others - if they're a known felon. Smh
It's great having friends like you and everyone who's shown support looking out for me!
If one is to be developed, it would not be appropriate to host it here at the forums. However, in a way just word of mouth in such a tight knit community as this is almost enough. For example, I know who Pie's errant officer is. He was also in our guild (twice). He then joined another major guild but when it was made known through social channels that he was your errant officer, his time in that guild was cut short. We can support each other as a community to reduce the impact of the virtual bullies in our world.
One word of caution is that a "scrub database" has the potential to harm as well. Suppose that someone adds a name to the data base just because they do not like them or they are jealous of them? It could be abused and for that reason I would be opposed to using one. In the Dark Archive we do maintain a private list that only our officers have access to on our guild site. We provide as much proof or evidence of their offenses as possible to maintain objectivity.
. He will eventually stop playing or find a group of equally disrespectful people as his social group.