Measures taken against bad behaviour in League of Legends

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Lin says that the 1 percent of seriously toxic players have no real interest in changing, but pretty much everyone else will actually stop their negative behavior if you act quickly.

That reminds me of an insightful article from @codinghorror’s blog.

Here’s the tidbit that speaks the most (emphasis mine):

One day, Peter locked himself out of his house. After a spell, the locksmith pulled up in his truck and picked the lock in about a minute.

“I was amazed at how quickly and easily this guy was able to open the door,” Peter said. The locksmith told him that locks are on doors only to keep honest people honest. One percent of people will always be honest and never steal. Another 1% will always be dishonest and always try to pick your lock and steal your television; locks won’t do much to protect you from the hardened thieves, who can get into your house if they really want to.

The purpose of locks, the locksmith said, is to protect you from the 98% of mostly honest people who might be tempted to try your door if it had no lock.

Thank you so much for posting this, @erlend_sh. Would be interesting to implement some form of these concepts, or something similar that fits my community’s social framework (and the unique conflicts within).