Edited this because people where not completely understanding me. The reason I'm asking these is just to clarify because no-one seems to love me on steam so this gets everyone talking.
warning without a sit
My question was is it forced to everytime you warn someone bring them into a situation or can you take liberties like if you know they are aware.
E.G. EMP resigns and then I kill him and he breaks NLR to come back and kill me.

I'd expect EMP to know that, although I would respond to queries if he had any. I would not bother explaining why unless he wishes me to.

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RDM and NLR
Upon being killed what is required for the NLR to be considered void?
My knowledge is that the user must prove it's an RDM (Perhaps the RDMer admits it)
I've heard that Red allows people to break NLR without any need to notify staff (I know now that my source was poor, which is why I didn't trust it)

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There was a third question that was brought up by me, I thought the rules where being contradictory to what red was saying and was trying to confirm which was correct (I trust Red's decision since it's more recent anyway). Turns out someone had misquoted the rules and my brain almost cached it and every time I read over it I saw what he claimed they where. I just thought they changed, but my mind was fucking with me.

Edited this because people where not completely understanding me. The reason I'm asking these is just to clarify because no-one seems to love me on steam so this gets everyone talking. [b]warning without a sit[/b] My question was is it forced to everytime you warn someone bring them into a situation or can you take liberties like if you know they are aware. E.G. EMP resigns and then I kill him and he breaks NLR to come back and kill me. I'd expect EMP to know that, although I would respond to queries if he had any. I would not bother explaining why unless he wishes me to. [hr] [b]RDM and NLR[/b] Upon being killed what is required for the NLR to be considered void? My knowledge is that the user must prove it's an RDM (Perhaps the RDMer admits it) I've heard that Red allows people to break NLR without any need to notify staff (I know now that my source was poor, which is why I didn't trust it) [hr] There was a third question that was brought up by me, I thought the rules where being contradictory to what red was saying and was trying to confirm which was correct (I trust Red's decision since it's more recent anyway). Turns out someone had misquoted the rules and my brain almost cached it and every time I read over it I saw what he claimed they where. I just thought they changed, but my mind was fucking with me.