Which is significant if you think about it. I'm not condemning you or anything, rather pointing out the level of awareness your punishment has brought to this topic.

I think one of the most common arguments I've heard is that the punishment was too severe for the offense.

Had you not given out that punishment where would we be?

Saagkri said he was ignorant of this rule. Now he's not. There are others who are probably in the same boat.

Whether or not the punishment was too severe it has ignited a huge discussion focused on this particular rule. It would be hard for a player to claim ignorance of it now. Players also know that if caught breaking this rule there will be a punishment that has some teeth to it.

It is clear that the staff wants to protect the RP integrity of the game and will enforce this rule as a means to do that. I'd be curious to see how many violations of this rule happen from here on out. Especially, since writing a description takes so little time. The risk is hardly worth the small benefit of cheating now.

So while some might think that you're some asshole description Nazi, Akresius, I'm going to wager that your punishment has served it's purpose and this one case will be a deterrent to others.