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Moderation is the end

Minecraft moderation will be terrible for Minecraft. This update will shatter the community. The mods are not kept in check and they can just remove whoever they please. There is no appeal System so unjust bans are bound to happen. Servers like 2b2t and all the great history will die because they want to remove all hacks. The game was meant to be modded and hacked for fun! Server owners now can’t moderate there servers the way they want anymore because they have to follow some random mods rules. If you are paying to host a private server that is for you to moderate and no one else. Huge online community’s like mc market will go away. This update will not unify Minecraft it will divide it more.

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• November 26, 2020 20:17
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  DolphinBeast196 commented

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  • November 27, 2020 16:54
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  Minecraft is a game where the multiplayer is set up and hosted by the community themselves. The idea that the company gets involved in some way with private servers (those were never exempted from moderation), realms, anarchy servers, or etc. is just a bad idea. Large Servers that have most of the issues already have moderation, and private ones don't need it. And knowing that they probably won't have humans as moderators forever and eventually will automate, as has every other company and server, this spells disaster. It is such a stupid idea for such a game. And they have had so many years since Minecraft has had a multiplayer feature, and only now you decide to add a moderation system after your merged with Microsoft? It won't work. To those in Microsoft that are reading this, Minecraft isn't a social platform like Xbox Live. Universal bans might work there, but they for sure won't work here, especially without appeals. The new migration to a new account is a good idea, but this is a turn in the wrong direction.

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  • November 27, 2020 22:29
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  How does Mojang think this is a good idea?

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  soy boi commented

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  • November 28, 2020 03:58
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  Mojang is crazy

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  • November 29, 2020 20:33
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  Mojang should not be micromanaging private servers, especially realms. If a player is hacking or breaking the rules, it is up to the owner of the server or the moderators of that server (not Mojang) to take action. This would also effectively kill anarchy servers and servers which allow profanity.

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  • November 30, 2020 03:32
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  I can see what they're wanting to do, but like it's already been stated before servers are completely independent of each other. At the very least, universal moderation should be limited to realms only and should apply to realms only, since that's directly hosted by Mojang. Leave server moderation to the server owners, they know their communities FAR better than anyone at Mojang would.

  Honestly, if Mojang goes through with this, I'm flat out done with Minecraft and I'll be looking into developing a clone of the game.

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  Nicholas Yanoti commented

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  • December 02, 2020 21:58
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  they are slowly ruining the game

   

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  yeeeeeeeeeets commented

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  • December 04, 2020 15:40
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  Unlike what a lot of people here think, Mojang is not trying to slowly ruin the game. Instead, they thought that something was a good idea, in which the entire community thinks not. But of course as you all know, it's technically Microsoft. And they're known for being a really, really bad company. I'm sorry, but I don't think this is going to change.

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  • December 05, 2020 17:26
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  Mojang is killing their own game

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  • December 13, 2020 09:01
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  I played minecraft for years, and I do not want to get ban that cost me not playing with my friends anymore, can't interact with other people from a different server, and can't buy something at the market place. Kinda weird mojang doing this moderation thing that ban a person from 1 server that lose every online multiplayer in minecraft. Servers already have moderators to ban someone off a server not every online in minecraft that punishment is too much especially as a perma ban. I'm kinda scared of playing minecraft on online because if I'm banned goodbye online forever mojang should think instead of talking something out of their butt I'm very disappointed in mojang doing this kind of act.

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  • February 16, 2021 22:47
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  Please don't fear monger. This is not the end, this is just for safety. I fear for my nephew playing this game sometimes due to some of the things I saw in server chats on Java edition (Less so but still happens on Bedrock due to bans which is why I hope both are moderated). Sometimes flat out racism is spouted in chat as if it was just trash talk, people trying to get you to install clients with the promise of capes and pvp skill only to get their account taken. Some servers don't call out this activity and some outright allow it which concerns me. The reason I even chose to let my nephew play Bedrock instead is because it is the safer edition, with the marketplace, I don't have to worry about him downloading a virus trying to play a mod or add-on.

  Player reports and bans should still be on Java as it would be irresponsible to let that version just be left to its own devices. Before the EULA, we saw how monetization turned out with server owners (some still to the day) refusing to provide clear instructions to what we (kid or adult) were buying. Honestly I think the marketplace is a great system to support your favorite creators in a safe environment without fear of viruses or ad links. I also hope that they log chats so we may see what was said in our log access (server side or Mojang / Microsoft can moderate the chat and see if someone was falsifying evidence to get someone banned or trying to evade bans).

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  • February 17, 2021 21:28
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  Melly Dow As a small-time on-and-off server owner myself, it's not my job to babysit your nephew or any other kids who are still subject to protections under COPPA (which this game is technically not compliant with, I might add, so they really shouldn't be playing online at all outside of local private servers). It's not my place to tell people how to parent, but in my honest opinion his parents need to be more active in determining which servers he should be allowed on and which ones he shouldn't, rather than letting him just run rampant and making him the servers' owners' problem. Stop using electronic devices as babysitters.

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  • February 26, 2021 06:03
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  ^ Agreeing with the guy above. Also, How is this Fear Mongering? This is a player showing his dislike for the new system being in place. 
  As he said it isn't my place to say how to parent, but if that is really an issue restrict your child and find out how to properly manage their tech and games. Minecraft isn't a babysitting game.