Why are the XBL enforcement actions so non-transparent?
It's improved over the years, but it is still difficult for the people on the receiving end to actually figure out what caused the ban (obviously not in cases of blatant abuse). Why can't the enforcement actions be associated with:
"At approximately 8:11pm March 3rd 2012, your account was engaged in behavior violating the terms of service you agreed when you signed up for the service. Specifically you were playing Fifa 2012 on XBL with a modded Xbox 360."
or
"The complaints regarding your online behavior from other XBL members has exceeded a threshold for a temporary account suspension. Your suspension ends on March 13th 2012 at 12:04:12 PST."
You get the point.
This would eliminate the guessing game, and reduce the amount of whining about the bans tremendously.
In addition the process of addressing bans made in mistake (or due to hacked accts) is incredibly frustrating for recipients of the bans.
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Why are the XBL enforcement actions so non-transparent?
It's improved over the years, but it is still difficult for the people on the receiving end to actually figure out what caused the ban (obviously not in cases of blatant abuse). Why can't the enforcement actions be associated with:
"At approximately 8:11pm March 3rd 2012, your account was engaged in behavior violating the terms of service you agreed when you signed up for the service. Specifically you were playing Fifa 2012 on XBL with a modded Xbox 360."
or
"The complaints regarding your online behavior from other XBL members has exceeded a threshold for a temporary account suspension. Your suspension ends on March 13th 2012 at 12:04:12 PST."
You get the point.
This would eliminate the guessing game, and reduce the amount of whining about the bans tremendously.
In addition the process of addressing bans made in mistake (or due to hacked accts) is incredibly frustrating for recipients of the bans.
And, no, I have not been banned from XBL, ever.
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