Please don't necro month-plus-old threads just to bitch about game mechanics that go back nearly a decade.
For some reason it looked like a new post. I don't really go looking through old posts for the sake of bitching.
So you are trying to say a much better idea would be for volunteers to constantly read through ever single OOC message to make sure no one is abusing it? I think not.
This is a non-sequitur. Do we currently have volunteers spying on IRC and MSN too, for the sake of catching people communicating IC info OOC, though OOG means? No. So why would this change require that?
Public OOC orders and the like are... public, so there'd be plenty of witnesses available to denounce it. No need for a secret police there. Private OOC messages are no more hidden than primate instant messages OOG, so no point in setting up a secret police there either.
