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EA-account has been blocked due to improper behavior of the user
Forumnym account of one of the fans of Dragon Age 2 was banned for 72 hours, causing the user to shut down access to all PC-projects Electronic Arts. Forumnym account of one of the fans of Dragon Age 2 was banned for 72 hours, causing the user to shut down access to all PC-projects Electronic Arts. According to the publisher, the system has failed, so a specific account has been disabled. Sounds like an excuse. Why - learned
Forumnym account of one of the fans of Dragon Age 2 was banned for 72 hours, causing the user to shut down access to all PC-projects Electronic Arts. According to the publisher, the system has failed, so a specific account has been disabled. Sounds like an excuse. Why - you learn to continue. Arno wrote on a `wallВ» BioWare message read: `Is it true that you sold your soul to the devil by the name of Electronic Arts?В» One of the forum moderators noticed him and banned user account in 72 hours. Reason - banal violation of the rules. Explanation of the `organs of social control` were not long in coming: `When you break the rules, you can not choose his punishment. In turn, we have every right to forbid you to use your account as a few hours, and forever. This method of punishment is very clearly laid out in the rules that you agreed to, and is an integral part of. You have been banned for the post for inappropriate content. Unfortunately, we can not publish it because of compliance with security policy `. A couple of years ago, Electronic Arts beat her with his fist in the chest and assured us that the ban on the forum will not affect the game. Until recently, all that was the. It seems, specially for Arno publisher decided to make an exception. Naturally, the incident is not being overlooked by the western press. Uproar, and Electronic Arts was forced to hastily rectify the situation. Head of Support Services personally wrote an explanatory note and sent it to the email address Arno. According to Boyd, Beasley (Boyd Beasley), the true reason for the ban - profanity found in the posts on the forum BioWare Social Network. A complete blockage EA-account was due to some error. But somehow we are confident that Electronic Arts just wanted to teach a lesson `high-handed` user. And this is what came of it. Another scandal, not otherwise
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