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AA Non Squad Pilot Delegate Association (NSPDA)

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AA Non Squad Pilot Delegate Association (NSPDA)

#11
Good Question Inferno .. now I'm p----- I didn't think of them :)
Do you have a name or contact of the person you were on Temspeak with? Sounds like they could be a good partner to the creation of NSPDA.
The person was anonymous .. that is the name they used. Sorry can't tell you more than that because I simply don't know who it was. They were however very angry at the 'system' and wanted a system that allowed the 'everyday pilot with no squad' a voice in things. They wanted a arbitrator system .. and a system that would not hound them for speaking out. He was hinting that they or he . or these pilots did not post for fear the the 'current regime' of banning them from the game etc and so forth for presenting "other' ideas, etc. :(

AA Non Squad Pilot Delegate Association (NSPDA)

#12
The person was anonymous .. that is the name they used. Sorry can't tell you more than that because I simply don't know who it was. They were however very angry at the 'system' and wanted a system that allowed the 'everyday pilot with no squad' a voice in things. They wanted a arbitrator system .. and a system that would not hound them for speaking out. He was hinting that they or he . or these pilots did not post for fear the the 'current regime' of banning them from the game etc and so forth for presenting "other' ideas, etc. :(
I had to reply to this topic after reading the above as i could not believe what i was reading was for real.

I am an AA pilot a sysops and uk LM and forum moderator on the UK aa site for game related topics I am not an Admin

if I thought that any player was going to get banned for posting his opinion which did not insult or attack other players I would personnely make it my objective to have these ppl removed from there positions. and i am sure that all sysops feel the same way

AA Non Squad Pilot Delegate Association (NSPDA)

#15
Uh...... maybe you might want to explain a bit further there.

I have been flying ever since, and when I try to make a difference for good and look to help out other non-squad pilots like myself for such issues am I dealing with now, I get the oh hi BIG RED BUTTON? My ingame behavior and ability to fly has nothing to do with me making a post about forming a Board for non-squad pilots (veterans such as myself) to help them with un-warrented bans such as this one. If you behave in game and help rooks as i do, how should any post I make on the forums conflict with me being able to play the game, when all I was doing was trying to help those in situations such as myself, this ban only justifies my idea and need for a NSPDA.

Thanks Temper for proving me right for the need of the NSPDA.

AA Non Squad Pilot Delegate Association (NSPDA)

#19
http://www.airattack-central.com/rules.php

General:

- Respect other players and don't do anything to purposely ruin their enjoyment of the game

- Do not swear or use bad language in chat or in pilot tags

- Do not use or abuse others call signs/tags

- Do not abuse the functions of the launchpage

- No Runwaying - This means no shooting or ramming of planes on the ground - When the

wheels of a plane have touched down on the runway, it is "safe" and must not be attacked.

- Sysops flying with [sYSOP] - tag are doing a job, do not try to engage or shoot them.

Arena specific:

public FFA:

- No teaming in FFA ( don't work together to kill others, don't avoid killing 'mates' on

purpose)

- Do not shoot at other planes while you are on the runway (while parking or taxiing)

- No AA suicide on purpose

public Teams-arena:

- Do not shoot members of your own nation in team arenas

- Keep sides balanced where possible

public Rookie - arenas:

- The Rookie - arenas are there to allow new players to get to grips with the game without

the pressure of the full arenas, therefore - No Players allowed with ranks above FLt unless

giving instruction and they must do only that.

Behavior in FFA arenas:

Note that both of these following points are not rules, only suggestions.

They are considered to be the honorable way to play by most veteran players.

- Spawnkilling: This is when a plane spawns in the air behind a player already in the room,

within shooting range. Most players do not fire in this situation,

but keep an eye on them. They may attack you.

- Shooting planes that have just taken off from one of the runways:

Most players do not shoot planes that have just taken off,

but keep an eye on them. They may attack you.

CLOSE WINDOW

Show me where is says you can be banned for making posts on forums?

Show me where it says Ip adresses will be cross referenced to identify a poster on forums and use such info to ban them from the game?

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