Today, while I was playing on the TTT server, an admin (Harry RDM Squatta) called a KOS on an innocent (another admin, IIRC) over voice chat for supposedly injuring him. That player turned out to be an innocent, so I shot Harry, who had pointed out that if the player was an innocent, he'd willingly surrender to my sniper rifle. It was, after all, a KOS on an innocent.

After I killed him, he, too, turned out to be an innocent. At that point, dingofetch (a third admin) shot me, and claims that if you kill an innocent, for any reason, you can be KOSd. He then shut down the discussion into the matter initiated by Conor (a moderator).

It is my understanding that calling a false KOS is, in itself, a KOSable offense, but that it only goes as far as the person who called the false KOS. In other words, it is my understanding that killing someone who called a false KOS is not a KOSable offense in itself. Who is right?

I have video proof of everything if you require it, as I was streaming at the time.

Today, while I was playing on the TTT server, an admin (Harry RDM Squatta) called a KOS on an innocent (another admin, IIRC) over voice chat for supposedly injuring him. That player turned out to be an innocent, so I shot Harry, who had pointed out that if the player was an innocent, he'd willingly surrender to my sniper rifle. It was, after all, a KOS on an innocent. After I killed him, he, too, turned out to be an innocent. At that point, dingofetch (a third admin) shot me, and claims that if you kill an innocent, [b]for any reason[/b], you can be KOSd. He then shut down the discussion into the matter initiated by Conor (a moderator). It is my understanding that calling a false KOS is, in itself, a KOSable offense, but that it only goes as far as the person who called the false KOS. In other words, it is my understanding that killing someone who called a false KOS is not a KOSable offense in itself. Who is right? I have video proof of everything if you require it, as I was streaming at the time.