[Laike_Endaril]

During a case of repeated nether portal lava griefing incidents, I heard from a staff member that there is no monitoring on liquid blocks...?

If this is the case, I highly suggest adding monitoring to liquids, or at least lava. However, I'm not sure how the monitoring system is implemented, so I don't know if there would be a big issue trying to add this feature to the existing system or not.

Edit: S2 mentioned that he can "sort of" monitor liquids...I'm assuming this means only the source blocks can be monitored? If this is the case, a function could be added to the source and flowing blocks which, when a new flowing block is created, transfers the player's name to it. As usual, I don't know how difficult this would be to add to the existing system, as I don't have access to it.

[CirJohn]

It's a good idea, but I don't know if Intelli would want to dig that deep into the code. His strengths seem to be more as a server op than a coder.

[Prodigy9]

Don't know if this is necessary. Fluids flow in a pretty intuitive way, so if flowing lava or water is causing a problem it should be easy to trace it back to one or a handful of possible locations for the source block.

[aguy130]

All those times you've "fooled around" with your girlfriend behind spawn? Yeah, the admins will be able to see that now.

XD

[CirJohn]

All those times you've "fooled around" with your girlfriend behind spawn? Yeah, the admins will be able to see that now.

XD

rofl

[Prodigy9]

All those times you've "fooled around" with your girlfriend behind spawn? Yeah, the admins will be able to see that now.

XD

Only if there are fluids with a volume of at least one cubic meter.