I was banned recently for kicking someone when they took a spot from my friend in my lobby (somehow it was unreserved, and people kept joining the space even though I warned them not to in chat). The lobby filled quiet quickly and then my friend had still not been able to click the slot as people were joining and getting kicked. During the pre-game I told the person in mumble (after joking around a little) that he will be rcon kicked (reported quickly and effectively by the host, I felt) and my friend would join. He was clearly upset by this and stayed in the mumble for a period of time asking me if I thought it was fair etc. Later that day I was banned from making lobbies all together for a week. No trial no nothing. His word against mine. His word, however had a rule on his side. Regardless of my position in the matter I am "breaking rules".
So my suggestion is, change the rules slightly so that hosts of the lobby can use rcon to deal with problems that are caused by the site itself. I wasn't going to close the lobby and recreate it after it was completely full. There was no way to get my friend in the lobby other than kicking the player in-game AND that automatically means I am banned by administration for doing so if he decides to report me, which he did.
I've made probably most of the lobbies I've played in as I have specific expectations for a host (making sure teams aren't completely imbalanced [3 invite players vs <100 lobby players], mumble required, easier map preference, etc.) and I feel that banning me from making lobbies not only hurt my specific ability to enjoy using TF2C but as of tonight I saw one mumbless 6s lobby go up and I feel that the community itself is hurt by my ability to create lobbies.
Ban request thread: http://forums.tf2cen...eam-0029013651/
(on a side not, he didn't even have proof of entering the lobby it seems. I was banned completely on his word)
So yeah, let me use rcon to kick retards out of the slot I was saving for a friend after I kick them repeatedly without getting me banned please and thank you.