Okay, that's a more honest response rather than all this disingenuous discussion about peace. BGA clearly cares more about continuing making the profit rather than about children and civilians who have been killed by Russian army or about millions of Ukrainians who have been displace by the war. I'm very troubled by the accusations of xenophobia of those who are in favour of putting sanctions against Russian players. Russian army does not discriminate who they bomb and kill, they created the situation, and actions are required to put pressure on the them and on their population from all sides to stop the killings. Banning Russian flags should be a minimum of what BGA can do.sourisdudesert wrote: ↑11 March 2022, 09:41 It is not a question of "taking side" or whatever, it is a question of applying the rules to keep this service running in the proper way.
Thank you for your understanding.
I heard the proposal about how BGA could be a place where Russian propaganda could be countered. The proposal is also disingenuous, because if Russian players are not banned on BGA, the responsibility to counter propaganda should be on BGA not on other players from other countries. BGA can send every 3-4 days (or a week) to all Russian players updates about the war (this is technically possible), about the bombings, and the children and the war crimes. If a Russian player unsubscribes from BGA emails that counter propaganda, then this player account should be suspended. A more concrete actions are required, but if for BGA continuing making money is more important than they should be more honest about it.