Trying to moderate a large community on the Internet is not an easy job. Anyone who tries to enforce basic rules of civility and respect in an open Internet community of any decent size is fighting a never-ending battle against John Gabriel’s Greater Internet F***wad Theory, which turns usually normal people into complete, well, you know.
Those problems are only compounded on a service like Xbox Live, but Stephen Toulouse, who served as Xbox Live’s head of enforcement for five years before departing earlier this year, said managing Xbox Live’s tide of miscreant behavior was just a matter of bringing consistent punishment to those who break the rules.
While many users are under the impression that the entire enforcement process is automated, Toulouse said every complaint sent in by an Xbox Live user is actually reviewed by a human, usually in much less than the targeted 24-hour window.
Greater Internet Fuckwad Theory? That cracked me up. I'm going to have to Google that after I read the story. Though I might not want to...I might be the reason the theory was thought up. O.o
This is why I always mute or Party Chat as soon as I start a game on Live. Some of the stuff I've heard on Live was off the hook back in the day (racist slurs, anti gay comments, threats on people lives (political figures too lol), etc).
The good part is .... at least I can set privacy to "friends only" including on everything voice, txt messages and ingame chat :]
i had(for a few diff reasons)black ops on xbox and ps3
there was more retarded acting people on xbox but i think that was becuz thee was simply more people miced up on xbox but the only thing i noticed with black ops ps3 players was better my k/d on xbox was 4/1 my k/d on psn was 1/1