[crossfire] blasphemy, vulgarities etc.

[Andrew Fuchs]

On 7/29/06, Wim Villerius <wim-cf at villerius.nl> wrote:
> Just a simple question. What's the 'official' standpoint of the game (or
> rather: the devs) on blasphemy, vulgarities etc. in the game
> (especially maps - I'm not much concerned about code documentation,
> since users usually don't interact with that, though I think code should
> be subjected to the same guidelines)

AFAIK, there is no known standpoint here, except a low tolerance of
trolls, and a low tolerance of other's political agendas that most
developers oppose (in the case of mikeeusa).  So to come to a
conclusion, this has to be discussed, and/or previous cases
investigated.

Stuff most devs seem to agree with:

- kids play the game
- no/minimal anti women's rights material allowed in the game (see mikeeusa)
  - the "14 year old wife" in mlab was questionably offensive,
inappropriate for the game
- this game is international (a few people in china play it)

-- 
Andrew Fuchs