In case you didn't know. . .

[cappyra]

Stealing is a bannable offense.

  It doesn't matter if it is in an accessable container or behind an unlocked door.  If you are in someone's house or establishment an open door or crate it is NOT an invitation to load up with everything you can carry.

The reason I am posting this is about a week ago all of the pies and all of the drinks at the bar were stolen from the Leilon Arms. I have heard that other things were taken from at least one tenant as well.  Not only did the items constitute dozens of hours of work, but YOU adversly effected the game for everyone that would come by for food and drink at the arms.

If for some reason you thought you were playing the single player game where you can take everything that isn't nailed down fine... I would appreciate it if the items were returned.

If not then I hope you are caught soon and Banned.  There is no place for you here.

[Nibor21]

While I wasn't involved in any way, I do wonder if this would have happened if peanuts had been left out on the bar. You have a drink you get the munchies...  

[Weeblie]

Hm... Some people are obviously not reading the server rules...

[Ar7]

There is always an occasional thief around. The question is whether the thief knew stealing was against the rules or not. Hope you get your pies replaced Derrick.

[s0ulz]

I think that if it was done without proper knowledge of the rules, it might be a bit because of the way the rules are spread out at the moment. I think it would be good if they'd be revised and put into fewer stickied posts.

Although after seeing how many grievances there have been on this subject, I don't think it was done accidentally. Thinking you won't get caught, seems even more amazing to me, since we have an awesome computer-bloodhound among us *coughs* orth *coughs*.

[Weeblie]

... and something called "logs" too ...

[OneST8]

The thief has been identified and has less than 48 hours now to admit their guilt and seek resolve before a complete ban on his account happens.

See orth's post for some detail.