this is not in the sprit of the game.

[Robster]

a player from the panthers, keeps pming and stating my article is poo, my article sucks, its not very sportsmen like at all.

 

[ParraMatt]

oooohhhh you poor thing, If you get on a flight over to Sydney I'll buy you a box of tissues. My Shout

 

[Broncodroid]

If you were in the same situation ParraMatt, the original post would be 20 times in size and you would be calling for the person's head...I would lose the sarchasim just quietly.

[size=+1]Code of Conduct[/size]
[size=+1]Sportsmanship & Disruption to the competition[/size]
This is perhaps the most important section of the rules and all forummers are asked to read this section carefully.

[size=-1]In basic terms, participants are asked not to bring any discussion into the Forum Sevens which may disrupt the Forum Sevens.

The Forum Sevens promotes 'cross-fan' participation and sportsmanship. That is, to encourage fans from opposing bases of opinion to join forces and leave their differences at the door. This has gone a long way to ensuring the success of the Forum Sevens at Leagueunlimited.

[/size]Management takes a dim view of any participant or non-participant who shows a lack of sportsmanship. The same applies to anyone who through actions or words, damages the reputation of the Forum Sevens.

This especially applies to post-match comments and it also applies to questioning the referee decisions in the open forum.

It is imperative that players leave all arguments at the door. Any disputes between members is not to be carried into the Forum Sevens competition.

Penalties for anti-sporting behaviour can range from points being deducted to match suspensions; and possible expulsion from the competition and the forums.

Should there be excessive disruption from a participant or non-participant, anyone from F7s management may request the assistance of a site administrator.


Dispute procedure
Disputes can be brought up by team captains or delegates in the F7s management forum or by email to forums@leagueunlimited.com. Queries can also be sent by Private Message (PM) in the forums.

Equally, should any participants or non-participants show a lack of sportsmanship, the issue may be raised in the F7s management forum, by email or by PM.

Cheers

 

[Bomber]

oooohhhh you poor thing, If you get on a flight over to Sydney I'll buy you a box of tissues. My Shout

No, that isn't in the spirit of the game....

 

[Big Mick]

If you could PM me...

Telling me who the player was and I can take action for you.

 

[Willow]

oooohhhh you poor thing, If you get on a flight over to Sydney I'll buy you a box of tissues. My Shout

That's a tad childish don't you think ParraMatt?

If someone sent you a nasty PM about your F7s post, I'm sure you'd expect someone to follow it up. Heck knows you've never been backward in complaining in the past.

Robster, one way to deal with this is to go through your captain who can then approach Admin, the opposing captain, or bring it up in the F7s mgt forum.

Or a more direct approach to send an Admin the details by PM.

Whatever you do, don't post the PM in the open forum.

I can promise you I'll follow it up. In my opinion, its a sad state of affairs when someone uses the PM function to try and unsettle a fellow F7s player.

 

[Mzilikazi]

I'm with Matt on this one.

It's a bit juvenile isn't it?

 

[Pistol]

Hopefully the matter can be resolved with all due speed.

 

[Willow]

It is and I'm in contact with people involved.

Over the last couple of years we've managed to quell most arguments between F7s members. But I admit it can get tedious when people try to undo all the hard work with their petty squabbles.

Its no big deal as long as people understand where we're all coming from. In most cases, this sort of stuff happens simply because someone didn't think it through and thought it would be a funny joke to play.

I have requested that its all sorted out by PM and with the minimum of fuss so I'll be locking this thread now.

Cheers.