Now compare this with the status quo where you are hit with a Titan punishment out of the blue.
Among the most common reactions we've seen is trying to find the "snitch".
And you think TELLING people who the snitch is will solve that problem?
No, it will just get the snitch ostracized. Maybe not explicitly, since that would get another Titan report... but it'll happen.
As I've said, that's what I would do: that person probably would not get a position for a looooong time under my watch? Why? I wouldn't intentionally oppose them based on their Titan reports, but
i don't trust myself to perfectly separate IC and OOC. It's like if the enemy general contacts you OOC and tells you all their plans for the next 3 turns, and you are a general too: sure, you won't IC act on it... but how can you separate it? I don't think most people are capable of doing that. I know I'm not.
