help rpcdefense
If you are asked to defend a perm, you must submit the following information to [email protected] within 24 hours of the request. You will be informed of what rules are being questioned in your perm, so that you can defend your actions. Name: <State your character's name> Clan: <State what clan he or she is in, if any. If none, type none.> Summary: <State a brief description of the event, in your words> Rules Broken: <This is your chance to defend yourself against rules that were said to be broken, and offer rules which support the legality of your actions.> Logs: Formatted logs to validate your case. (remove your prompt, command echoes, and OOC lines unless OOC is somehow relevant in this case) Thinks: Any thinks that you feel would support your case should be submitted here. Character sheet: Any portion of your character sheet which is relevant to the case may be included here. You must sell your defense to the RPC in this email. Any statements gathered by the RPC are for their information, and may or may not be submitted as evidence. It is your responsibility to submit a cohesive argument with all of the relevant data that is needed to defend your actions. RPC will not sift through your logs for evidence to support your views! The judge will compare your logs to the plaintiff's logs for consistency, and may ask to review your think logs. Any inconsistencies in logs or thinks will be followed up with a full search of system logs to determine if log tampering is evident. When the judge is satisfied that the case information that has been submitted is valid, then voting will begin. All other RPC members are free to discuss the trial as it goes on, but only the judge can add notes to the case, and close the vote when a decision is rendered.