Nope! You'd have to wait a looooong time for it to be able to be deleted, and then you'd have to ask for it.Venator Insontis wrote:
So if i just leave it it will be deleted? Since it is inactive i mean.
Why wasn't Cookiezi banned then?awp wrote:
Using someone else's account, assuming that someone else never plays osu! any more, is bannable
About two years later, my brother found osu!. “Cookiezi” was actually my brother’s account;Not that I ever want him to be banned.
he played for about a week or two, quit, and I continued with his account.
beats me. I don't keep track of these things. Maybe there's a certain quota of "give a shit" that needs to be filled before an account is considered compromised. ie if you take your sibling's account because they made it, played for an hour and buggered off, chances are nobody would know or care.Tshemmp wrote:
Why wasn't Cookiezi banned then?awp wrote:
Using someone else's account, assuming that someone else never plays osu! any more, is bannable
In The osu!monthly #4 he said:About two years later, my brother found osu!. “Cookiezi” was actually my brother’s account;Not that I ever want him to be banned.
he played for about a week or two, quit, and I continued with his account.
even though it's against the rules, just having a multi, for example, is common enough that nobody gives a shit and so they're not dealt with (plus the hassle of proving it's not a sibling makes them give even less). using multis to, say, get all of #1-6 on a scoreboard, now that probably gets them and maybe your main banned ^^Ephemeral wrote:
this "give a shit" quotient is the underlying basis behind all of our moderation, actually. we don't care about a vast majority of supposedly bannable offenses until they reach a certain threshold where they start to cause issues