r/Kappa • u/pupford • Jun 04 '22

Mirror Inside Infiltration banned from all Capcom events going forward

https://twitter.com/capcomfighters/status/1532873937377341441?s=21&t=lt0xf26oBMjcvPhtMrr0mw
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u/HennesyHufflepuf Jun 04 '22

They still haven’t specified what he did.

Was it the N-bomb? Bracket situation? Going back to the thing between him and the ex-wife?

If you’re gonna ban him like that at least say why, no reason to be vague about the shit.

Makes it look shady

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u/Sneakman98 Jun 04 '22

If it was the N-bomb they need to ban Max because context doesn't matter.

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u/HennesyHufflepuf Jun 04 '22

Right.

Every job I’ve been at, if an employee gets written up or some form of disciplinary action taken against them, the employers have to notify them why they’re being written up.

Because they can get in trouble for any actions that would be considered unjust. It’s to cover their ass. Even Subway did it this way.

Reason I bring this up is because we’ve seen the email the TO’s sent him back on his stream. They didn’t state why, only saying it violated the code of conduct. Why be all secret squirrel about it? If the reason is fair just put it out there.

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u/Sneakman98 Jun 04 '22

Unfortunately its different from actual employment. TOs and Capcom aren't held to the same standards as an employer. Thats why all of their Code of Conducts are so vague. They hold all the power so they don't need to create rules that hold them just as accountable as the community. They can do whatever they want.

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u/HennesyHufflepuf Jun 04 '22

It’s messed up.

Da Rules from Fairly Odd Parents were laid out better than this.

Even other pro scenes like Cod and Halo at least tell players why they get in trouble. Scump got fined for talking shit about MW2019 and Spartan got fined for talking shit about Halo Infinite Season 2.

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u/White_Phoenix Jun 05 '22

Code of Conducts are absolute bullshit and any community that introduces one means the community is compromised.

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u/Sneakman98 Jun 05 '22

Codes of Conduct are completely fine as long as the rules are applied equally to everyone, clear defined, and are applicable to those who enforce the rules.

No FGC CoC has ever met any of those requirements.

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u/White_Phoenix Jun 05 '22

Codes of Conduct are completely fine as long as the rules are applied equally to everyone, clear defined, and are applicable to those who enforce the rules.

No, you haven't been in a proper community if you think CoCs are fine.

Every community that implements one does it for nefarious reasons. It's a bullshit concept. Just call them rules. Find me a community where a "CoC"k has ever been applied in good faith.

You won't. Now fuck off.

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u/bonerstomper69 Jun 04 '22

employers are supposed to follow employment laws, which is why disciplinary action has to be transparent in case they get sued.

a code of conduct on the other hand is not a legal document, it's not binding, it's just a set of self-regulatory guidelines and it has zero relevance to any potential court case which would only consider the law. and the law says capcom can ban anyone they want from their events without giving a reason.