laisse tomber pas la peinne de leur répondre, il y aura tjs un con pour sortir des acusations gratuites, surtout que linuxfr viens de passer une masse critique ou il est forcé d'avoir des emm^Wcausseur de troubles.
Une bonne illustration, est l'exmple des jeux en ligne comme les MUDs :
http://www.legendmud.org/raph/gaming/laws.html(...)
Anonymity and in-game admins
The in-game admin faces a bizarre problem. He is exercising power that the ordinary virtual citizen cannot. And he is looked to in many ways to provide a certain atmosphere and level of civility in the environment. Yet the fact remains that no matter how scrupulously honest he is, no matter how just he shows himself to be, no matter how committed to the welfare of the virtual space he may prove himself, people will hate his guts. They will mistrust him precisely because he has power, and they can never know him. There will be false accusations galore, many insinuations of nefarious motives, and former friends will turn against him. It may be that the old saying about power and absolute power is just too ingrained in the psyche of most people; whatever the reasons, there has never been an online game whose admins could say with a straight face that all their players really trusted them (and by the way, it gets worse once you take money!).
[^] # Re: Association de malfaiteurs
Posté par vrm (site web personnel) . En réponse à la dépêche Avis de décès de la Tribune Libre. Évalué à -1.
Une bonne illustration, est l'exmple des jeux en ligne comme les MUDs :
http://www.legendmud.org/raph/gaming/laws.html(...)
Anonymity and in-game admins
The in-game admin faces a bizarre problem. He is exercising power that the ordinary virtual citizen cannot. And he is looked to in many ways to provide a certain atmosphere and level of civility in the environment. Yet the fact remains that no matter how scrupulously honest he is, no matter how just he shows himself to be, no matter how committed to the welfare of the virtual space he may prove himself, people will hate his guts. They will mistrust him precisely because he has power, and they can never know him. There will be false accusations galore, many insinuations of nefarious motives, and former friends will turn against him. It may be that the old saying about power and absolute power is just too ingrained in the psyche of most people; whatever the reasons, there has never been an online game whose admins could say with a straight face that all their players really trusted them (and by the way, it gets worse once you take money!).
Mon avis, te fais pas chier répond pas.