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Originally Posted by fslexcduck
I'm not supporting violating the TOC. What I'm saying is I think crucifying the few people that choose to come out to select people and thus get outed more easily will lead to a lot more secret MA'ing. Using these examples productively to show it's happening, can't really be stopped, and trying to create change in the rules is a more productive use of energy. That's all I was saying, and I stand by that.
And once again, it's obviously not as relevant in this specific case, but I do think it's worth mentioning seeing as how this is a MA thread. Why not lobby PS to make a change in the rules? Organize a player's union and have a strike? Fight harder for legislation? I'm just saying (as myself, not as a representative of PS obviously here) that there are more productive things to do and I believe that using so much energy for internet/real life hate is actually counterproductive to our goals given the real state of the online poker world.
Lastly, obviously I'm not arguing that we should forget it and move on and remain apathetic. Anyone that knows me knows I don't advocate apathy. It's just frustrating to see the same thing time and again - someone does something bad, everyone piles on forever until they forget, and nothing changes other than more people do the stuff in secret.
So you think a better strategy is to not try and get cheaters punished/outed?
Your logic is baffling. Do you think not making cheaters who get caught pay a price, will discourage MA'ing more than severe punishments or what?? Seems like its soundly gonna be the opposite, hence more people get cheated.
Cheating is couter-productive to the goals of healthy online poker. Not outing cheaters.