togepikachu90
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Jake is a semi-,mature kid and i think that he will learn from his mistake, if he did send those links.
SD PokéMom said:How about: Give it to the next person in line at that tournament where the trip was won who is without a trip? =/
I'm sure PUI/POP/Nintendo would rather waste money than have someone that uses their brandname to lure kids to porn show up to their events...
'mom
sceptilerancher said:can i ask you how they are biased and unfair and can you give an example=)
ryanvergel said:biased: this 'sotg violation' was taken up, but other 'sotg violations' are not
Orange Soda said:If you know of Spirit of the Game violations, and can report the EXACT perpetrators, but don't, what right do you have of complaining about violations that PUI doesn't know about?
SD PokéMom said:How the heck is this a SotG violation? You think POP has to have a RULE against sending porn to players?
I'll repeat it again: what Jake did was DEFAMATION OF THE BRAND NAME. If you don't understand the big words, then look them up in the dictionary. NO ONE should EVER have to second-guess, to question the integrity of a link to POP's website!
And for the 'well other people did it and aren't getting punished'...well people 'get away' with things EVERY DAY because though the authorities 'know' they did it, they don't have the PROOF THEY NEED to prosecute. You're assuming that POP has the PROOF they need to apply sanctions in each and every case that hasn't resulted in a suspension. Perhaps they don't in THOSE cases...but they obviously did in Jake's!
Example: we found a lot of obscene graffitti drawn on tablecoverings in our TCG area at Nationals, naming players by name, etc. It was obvious to us just who was at those tables all day since we saw that group there, but we had no PROOF of which specific individuals at those tables did the drawings...=/ So were we supposed to kick every player who'd been at those tables that day out of the tourney? That's what you seem to be advocating!
Get it, yet?
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M_Liesik said:This will be my only post on this matter.
Three points:
1. Regardless of whether Jake was put up to this or not, the fact remains that he made a conscious decision to send those messages, by his own admission.
2. The ONLY reason that POP became involved in this issue was because the link was disguised as a link to an official Pokemon site.
3. This suspension has NOTHING to do with Spirit of the Game, and EVERYTHING to do with the protection of the integrity of the Pokemon Brand and our players.