Shoval

I really like this idea. As someone who watches streams a lot, I can definitely see how something like this would help. Being able to hide player names without losing chat or TMP IDs sounds like a smart way to keep things private without breaking the game. Stuff like this can make streamers feel more comfortable, and when they feel supported, they’re more likely to keep streaming — which is great for all of us who enjoy watching.

I can really understand where this suggestion is coming from. Sometimes when people go through something sudden or emotional, they make quick decisions — like deleting their account — just because at that moment, it feels like the easiest way to disconnect. But once things calm down, they might wish they hadn’t done it. And starting over from scratch can be discouraging, even enough to stop someone from coming back at all. That’s why I actually think having a “deactivate account” option could be really valuable. In HR and behavioral studies, there’s a pattern we see often: when people are given the option to take a break instead of cutting ties completely, they’re much more likely to return later — simply because the door was left open. The possibility stays in their mind. It’s a simple feature, but one that could make a real difference for players going through something in real life — and help keep the community welcoming and strong.

This is a really interesting suggestion, and I think it touches on something important — how smaller mistakes can sometimes have a bigger impact than intended due to the way ban history works. If separating minor bans from the active record isn’t an option technically or policy-wise, maybe there's another approach — like marking some bans as “low severity” internally, so they still count but don’t trigger a major jump like the 90-day step unless the behavior becomes repetitive. I get that consistent rule enforcement is important, but having a bit more flexibility for edge cases like these might actually help with fairness — and even reduce appeals.

I totally agree with your suggestion. It can be really frustrating when you’re just trying to focus on the road and keep seeing inappropriate messages like "nbomb" popping up in the chat. It’s especially tough when you’re trying to manage everything and can’t always keep the chat open to report every single message. Having some kind of automatic moderation in place would definitely help. It’d make the experience smoother, not just for the players who are already in the game but also for new players who might find some of the chat language off-putting. It’d be great to have this kind of feature so we can just enjoy the game without distractions. I really hope this is something that can be considered moving forward. It’d make the community feel a lot more welcoming and respectful for everyone.

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