EVE Online: players call for greater transparency, CCP says no
Thursday, 14th February 2013 02:08 GMT By Brenna Hillier  EVE
Online players have requested the developer provide proof of
wrongdoing when handing out bans, and escalate protests as high
as posible. CCP has refused, saying it can’t escalate higher
than its own CEO, and protesting it wields the ban hammer based
on “actual empirical evidence” pulled from servers, which for
various legal and technical reasons cannot be made accessible to
players. The scandal at the heart of the drama involves a player
from a generally “good” corporation receiving a ban for using
bots and the community’s incapacity to believe he might have
been cheating. It has been lovingly chronicled on Destructoid if
you’d like to jump down the rabbit hole.  Breaking news   Sign
in to post a comment.     1. digitalAngst      Always keep in
mind: EVE Online ≈ Assholes Online      Which means even ‘a
player from a generally “good” corporation’ could very well be
the mangiest bastard