You're not getting it, and I don't know why, so I'll try a last time, in short.

The character thror did nothing wrong.

The player did. Why? Because you're not, in fact, omniscient, and not, in fact, online 24/7. Just like you said in the Tabius thread, imms dont actually see everything, know everything, aren't online 24/7. The decision to go visible and act as the character is an ooc decision. If you hadn't been online, it wouldn't have happened. It's not as though "Thror" would have done this no matter what. It only happened because you happened to be online, and decided to make yourself visible, and do what you did. That's purely ooc, purely a player decision.

The ooc fact of you're being online, and the ooc choice to go from wizi and unknown to the players to visible and known to the players was yours, not "thror"'s, and that's what I'm talking about. The theory that imm's are omniscient is all well and good in-game but we know better, and it's a choice by each imm-player when to use that knowledge or even try to get it. And of course it's also driven by when you're actually on-line or not, an ooc thing. And you decided that you were going to interrupt a 2 hour event created by a mortal to tell the players to do what they always did anyway, and that would be done for months to come. Just doesn't make sense.