This leaves out the full quote, and makes it sound like they said to add a comment or don't report.
[quote]Absolutely.
Our reporting system lacks a direct feedback component which lets players know when action ends up being taken on people they've reported. I think this could be improved in the future. But reports matter whether you see the results or not.
With that said! Over the years we've added to our PB systems behind the scenes and player reporting is really just one component of many that help us determine where intervention might be needed.
If you are going to report a player, I'd suggest the following:
Think about what that player did, and then prepare to leave a comment on your report.
If you can't be bothered to leave a comment, then maybe they're not worth reporting after all. Plus, comments help provide context to what the player did. And if it is one thing I love doing when trying to learn about a player it's context from the people who were in the same game as them.
Your comment doesn't have to be long, just enough to explain what happened.
But to pre-empt any follow up Q's; comments are NOT required. Just preferred. :D[/quote]
Basically they're just asking to add details about why you're reporting them if you can, as it helps them get through the report faster and more accurately. A follow-up comment clarified a bit:
[quote]Don't feel like you have to remember all the details or give exact quotes. In the end the chat log would have captured what they said. It's just helpful to leave a quick note for why you reported him. Something as simple as "raged at me" would be more than sufficient in most cases.[/quote]
[QUOTE=Lijitsu;46966014]This leaves out the full quote, and makes it sound like they said to add a comment or don't report.[/QUOTE]
Not intentional, but I can see that - I've updated the post to include the line about comments not being required, just preferred. Ta!
[QUOTE=jeremypeel;46966070]Not intentional, but I can see that - I've updated the post to include the line about comments not being required, just preferred. Ta![/QUOTE]
This line is what causes it:
[quote]“If you can’t be bothered to leave a comment, then maybe they’re not worth reporting after all.”[/quote]
To be honest, it felt that way when I first read it on Reddit until I got to the line about them not being required. Even still, it seems like they're saying not to report unless you're willing to go into the comment box, instead of saying to take a couple minutes to consider if they really did anything wrong or if you're just upset due to the way the match went. There's only so much you can do without chopping up quotes and paraphrasing, but I think that line in particular was pretty important for getting the tone clear without having to resort to that. So thanks for adding it in.
[editline]19th January 2015[/editline]
What I'm saying is, the Riot employee didn't word it that great to begin with, and you have to work with what you're given.
Everyone gets their fair share of feeders and trolls but the proper games heavily outweighs the amount of trolled games by far in my personal experience, but playing league at 4 in the morning is when the fun trolling comes with 5 man revive teleports etc etc
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