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The new §1.4 as written would indicate that if you've ever had a report against a user be declined you can't report them again, even for a new offence. Is that correct and intended?

Answering required questions pertaining to the event request system may be difficult for players who have never organized their own event, and I suspect it'll skew the data on those points, while official(ly supported) event organization and frequency are more widely relevant.

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A few pieces of feedback on the survey itself. Page 7 of 10 assumes everyone has experience appealing a ban. As a user with no bans, I find it difficult to answer the two questions regarding ban appeal handling. The page also has questions in the form of "rate the quality of X reports handled by game moderators", which suggests I'm rating the quality of the reports, but I only know how good I think my own reports are, and I find it hard to believe that's what you were going for there. Was the intended meaning to rate the quality of the game moderators' work on my reports, perhaps? (i.e. how well the report was handled)

Topic Title: Team list has empty slots TruckersMP ID: 31812 URL: https://truckersmp.com/team Server Time / Date: 2017-05-30T02:27:00Z How to reproduce: open the URL and scroll down to IGA, support sections Browser: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/59.0.3071.71 Safari/537.36 Flash Version: 0.0.0 Cookies (default): Enabled Java: Disabled Screenshots / Videos: https://i.3v.fi/truckersmp.com-team.png (notice the empty areas to the left of jeffsfc, valeant, marco6158, titanic4 and penguin) It is caused by some long names using two lines instead of one and some profile pictures being non-square. Easiest solution would be to use one .row to contain 4 of each, though it might still cause the issue on tablet-size windows, where there's only two columns.

Keeping it clean