Added myth #9 to section XIII.


9. Anyone can get suspended because of a report from a recent game within the past few days. - It has been stated by Riot staff that Tribunal cases usually take weeks to resolve, so a recent punishment will be the result of an act of violation that most likely occurred more than a few days ago. Repeat offenders are possibly more likely to be prioritized for case resolution.

Another reminder for later: Find out how ip reward payments are organized, whether it's automated by individual case or if payments are doled out en masse at specific intervals.

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Added a new discussion to section XIV.

6. Nidivre, Network Ops Technician, announces the creation of an AFK detection system for match made games. This may reduce Tribunal reporting by only a small amount but that's still a good thing.

http://na.leagueoflegends.com/board/....php?t=2428425

Added myth #10 to section XIII.

10. You can't defend yourself against punishments from Tribunal. - There are two very easy ways to defend yourself against punishment. One is to read this guide to understand what punishable behavior is (so you can avoid behaving the wrong way) and the other is to contact Riot Support to fix your record if you have been wrongfully punished (which is actually quite rare despite the number of complaints one sees on the forum).

OMG the thread got stickied! O.O

Thanks for the information. Please keep it up to date and accurate and I will keep it stick to top

Added another tip to section X.

6. Skip is always a viable choice if it seems hard to judge a case. The case will continue floating until the accused does something more obvious in a future incident or until a Tribunal member with a more experienced eye figures out an accurate verdict.

This is a good myth to add:
http://na.leagueoflegends.com/board/...79365#27879365

Lyte talks about Eve