We never assume that a report for something like that is anything other than hearsay. If we receive multiple reports over a period of time from a variety of sources, then we will investigate, and the first step in that investigation is reaching out to the person being reported to listen to what they have to say about it. We also, of course, have our own independent ways of verifying reports…if we think it’s likely someone is doing something like staying in walls, for example, we can do certain things on our end to establish the veracity of that claim.
So I guess if you want to record it feel free, but it’s not like we’re going to get a single report against someone (or multiple reports from a group of friends/guildmates) and then instantly conclude that we know what’s going on. If we see a pattern of reports then it might lead to us reaching out to discuss it or keeping a very close eye on the person, though.
Likewise, if we see a pattern of someone (or a group) issuing reports which are false against others we will do something about that, too (and we already have done that in the past in a couple of cases).
