Denied Global Bring back the rule 'Sending links to Hacked clients'

[MouraThat]

Minecraft Username

RockyGaming​

Suggestion:

Bring back the rule 'Sending links to Hacked clients'​

Detailed description:

Many people in chats are advertising links to hacks , but according to the current Pika rules they would simply be warned under the 'Sending unclarified links' rule (IF they are a first time offender)
But I just feel like sending links to hacks needs a more serious punishment , as you encouraging people to hack and it also suggests your probably hacking yourself. There is no need for that sort of behaviour in the server.

Just like hacking it would be a permanent ban .
I feel like the current rules have a loophole which allows this sort of behaviour.​

Reason(s):

Current punishment not harsh enough and there's no excuse for sending links to hacked clients.​

Example(s):

Something I just reported today

https://imgur.com/a/MklG99s

View: https://imgur.com/a/MklG99s-
> This would only be a warn for Spam/Unclarified links​

 

[UpperGround]

+1
theres no reason not to punish for it

 

[MouraThat]

Another thing to add to this would be some links are like Ip Loggers , surely that permits a permanent ban and not a warn?

 

[UpperGround]

Another thing to add to this would be some links are like Ip Loggers , surely that permits a permanent ban and not a warn?

idk but it should be
right?

 

[MouraThat]

idk but it should be
right?

Just falls into the unclarified links clarity
Maybe they should just change the rule to sending inappopriate links is a permanent ban , this includes hacked clients , ip loggers and other things

 

[UpperGround]

Just falls into the unclarified links clarity
Maybe they should just change the rule to sending inappopriate links is a permanent ban , this includes hacked clients , ip loggers and other things

agreed

 

[Unawarely]

It would fall under unclariied links and encouraging breaking the rules. Encouraging is a warning, 3 weeks, then perm for 3rd strike.

 

[MrFrenco]

Hello,

Thank you for your suggestion. Though, we have decided to aggravate the unclarified/forbidden links rule instead.