Post by SfcMigs on Dec 3, 2012 21:48:44 GMT -5
After careful review and consideration, I feel it necessary to instill a "Rules of Conduct" code that must be signed (at the field) by all participants for all upcoming events I produce.
The purpose for these rules is to avoid unnecessary occurrences like the ones from the event “Hell’s Highway”. Situations where parties are in disagreement over taking hits should not and will not be allowed to further escalate. With a proper protocol in place, this should avoid all further escalations of hostilities. These events are designed and meant for all parties to enjoy a WW2 Airsoft event and have a sensible and enjoyable flow for the events activities. This can only happen with the adherence of cooperation of these rules from all participants.
The following rules will be in place and strictly enforced for all upcoming Events:
1) All players will adhere to the “honor” system of calling their inflicted hits. Any player who is caught intentionally not calling their hits will be reprimanded. Any repeat offenders will be removed from the game.
2) There will be absolutely no yelling, calling out to, and/or arguments over opposing players not taking their hits. If this occurs, the game will be immediately stopped. Any and all complaints must be reported up the chain of command. Once reported, it will be up to the CO if he wants to submit a formal complaint to the event producer. In that case scenario, a ceasefire will be called and a formal meeting between team CO’s, event producer and possibly the participants will occur.
3) Any player who uses belligerent foul language towards any other participant, event official or spectator will be removed from the game.
4) Any violation of the events “Safety” rules may result in a ceasefire. Once the event producer and the team CO’s convene, an additional safety briefing may occur will ALL participants briefed. Any repeat violations will result in a removal from the game or a permanent ceasefire for the event.
5) The confiscation of anyone’s personal property (ie: guns, ammo, ammo cans, gear, flags, etc.) without the knowledge and consent of the owner and the event producer is strictly prohibited. Anyone caught doing so will be removed from the game immediately.
6) The disassembling of anyone’s personal property (such as guns) will be removed from the game immediately.
7) Anyone who strikes, hits or assaults anyone at the event, whether it be player, medic, referee, event official or spectator, will be expelled from all future events. There will be zero tolerance for this occurrence.
**All final decisions will be up to the event producer. All appeals must be submitted in writing to the event producer.
I thank you all for your attention and cooperation. All questions, concerns and opinions shall only be heard via PM.
Happy Holidays to all,
Migs
The purpose for these rules is to avoid unnecessary occurrences like the ones from the event “Hell’s Highway”. Situations where parties are in disagreement over taking hits should not and will not be allowed to further escalate. With a proper protocol in place, this should avoid all further escalations of hostilities. These events are designed and meant for all parties to enjoy a WW2 Airsoft event and have a sensible and enjoyable flow for the events activities. This can only happen with the adherence of cooperation of these rules from all participants.
The following rules will be in place and strictly enforced for all upcoming Events:
1) All players will adhere to the “honor” system of calling their inflicted hits. Any player who is caught intentionally not calling their hits will be reprimanded. Any repeat offenders will be removed from the game.
2) There will be absolutely no yelling, calling out to, and/or arguments over opposing players not taking their hits. If this occurs, the game will be immediately stopped. Any and all complaints must be reported up the chain of command. Once reported, it will be up to the CO if he wants to submit a formal complaint to the event producer. In that case scenario, a ceasefire will be called and a formal meeting between team CO’s, event producer and possibly the participants will occur.
3) Any player who uses belligerent foul language towards any other participant, event official or spectator will be removed from the game.
4) Any violation of the events “Safety” rules may result in a ceasefire. Once the event producer and the team CO’s convene, an additional safety briefing may occur will ALL participants briefed. Any repeat violations will result in a removal from the game or a permanent ceasefire for the event.
5) The confiscation of anyone’s personal property (ie: guns, ammo, ammo cans, gear, flags, etc.) without the knowledge and consent of the owner and the event producer is strictly prohibited. Anyone caught doing so will be removed from the game immediately.
6) The disassembling of anyone’s personal property (such as guns) will be removed from the game immediately.
7) Anyone who strikes, hits or assaults anyone at the event, whether it be player, medic, referee, event official or spectator, will be expelled from all future events. There will be zero tolerance for this occurrence.
**All final decisions will be up to the event producer. All appeals must be submitted in writing to the event producer.
I thank you all for your attention and cooperation. All questions, concerns and opinions shall only be heard via PM.
Happy Holidays to all,
Migs