A long time ago, but not beyond memory, the rules allowed for room hosts to ban players who
were making the game unfair for others.

Since that time, it seems the rules have changed and now hosts and players must put up with a
lot of junk.

I propose a complete overhaul of the rules as they are today, that make it possible for
rooms to be horribly unbalanced, for players to cause problems for others by pushing a host to
go before a proper balance (Spamming "GO!" and other variants of said), and to have a clash
of definitions between the moderators (whom, as far as I can tell, are simply players in very good
standing with TNF).

The In-Game Rules should also be updated to match any changes, and should follow the proper
form of language to that used by the server (Example: The Americas Server should use
Business/Legal English as it is the global business standard. European Servers should use the EU
Official Language, and so on.)

That is not to say all players must only speak that language, but that the standard is that which
should be used to denote the rules. (In keeping with such that Legal Contracts such as EULA
must by law use the legal language of the area.)

If it truly is such that hosts may not for any reason ban a player, then the feature which gives a host
power to do so should be locked in the way that the directional arrow feature has been locked.

A simple solution for this that allows for the Loader Contingency (a player fails to load thus preventing
the room from starting) is to insert a code that at its simplest would read:

IF
Player_X_Load = FALSE AND Room_Locked = TRUE
THEN
Auto_Ban_Unloaded_Player = TRUE

(You may Adjust to fit language, syntax, and so forth.)

I personally think that the majority of problems stem from poor communication;  (It is bad when players
are spamming go before it is even possible, IE 10 in a blitz room when 16 is the minimum and 24 is
optimum for EXP, or when two separate moderators judge an offense to differing degrees IE A Team Kill
being a ban to one mod or ignored by another.)

Further more, It is clear that not everyone utilizes the forums for information, and many are not even
aware of changes to rules, events, or other effects that are mentioned both on the forum and in the
Patch notes on the Navy Field Updater. (Example blatantly proven in this latest coin event where many
were not even aware until players begged them to check the forums and see why they wanted to wait
till 5 minutes before the final shells were fired.)

It should be made clear with everyone that the rules are one way; radical changes need heavy publication,
and even slight adjustments should elicit an inescapable notice of some form. IE Pop up message in game
or mass forum message.

If rules are there to make the game fair, then the rules should be fair themselves, and while rules may be
subject to change, that should not mean that they change without proper warning.