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[Goldy]

Steam Name: [PH] Yuhoo
SteamID: (Don't have it, so I'll link you to his profile.) http://steamcommunity.com/id/yuhoo1212

Lobby Number: http://rc.tf2center.com/lobbies/202636

Date & Time: About 3 AM Central Europe time.
Screenshots: http://prntscr.com/4i5r3c

http://prntscr.com/4i5u5o

http://prntscr.com/4i5u9r

 

You can also check my profile for even more, boring and useless comments.

http://steamcommunity.com/id/NOTGOLDY/

Well, basically what happened this whole clan, stumbled upon my lobby at about 3 AM Central Europe time.

 

I kicked the demo because he had 300 hours and like 3 games lobbies played.

I was expecting him to say, I'm an alt or something, but he didn't say anything and just rejoined and his clan went apeshit and started to call me names and things.
 

After some time I got pissed off because their whole clan was adding me and spamming my comments, so I had to block them too.

 

And apparently he was like "ABUSIVE ADMIN" on my profile. EDIT: (I'm obviously not an admin, just a lobby creator.)

I don't expect you to do anything but they were a real pain in the ass.

(And Yes, I did start swearing after some time, it was only because I kept being spammed on my own profile by 8 people, aswell as being added and literally spammed with macros.)

Edited by Goldy, 31 August 2014 - 01:39 AM.

[ninjaMooCow]

Yuhoo.

 

Next time you create a lobby, make an hours restriction.  It can be frustrating for a user to join, wait, and then later be kicked.  Knowing up-front is the friendly way to handle that.

 

As for "adding you."  Just don't accept.  If they aren't a steam friend, they aren't posting to your profile.

 

"delete" is available on your profile, as well.

 

Mods are discussing cleaning up the rules and guidelines around these types of situations.  Maybe that would help clear up these situations in the future.

 

Thanks for hosting lobbies!