Wait....then how can we distinguish them?

[Pride]

Recently, I got to know that there is a command, e.g [i/F8TH63:999] which allows you to put the image of an item in the chat. My question is that, how can we distinguish a hacker and some one who is using that command? If some one says that I am selling 999 luminite, 999 Nebula fragments, 999 solar fragments -etc- then how can we prove that he is a hacker, because there is a possibility that he is using a command like [i/F8TH63:999] to trick people. 

Thanks!
Wubwub

[Thunder voltz 2]

You could possibly look at their inventory and see if they have those items or not, if they do, they're a hacker, if they don't then they're not a hacker.

[Pride]

I don't think we have access to /seeinv .........

[Temple Priest]

Moderators have access to /invsee. If someone posts that into chat, it is more than likely a moderator will check his inventory.

[Pride]

Moderators have access to /invsee. If someone posts that into chat, it is more than likely a moderator will check his inventory.

Well, of a MOD is not online, then I think we should report him/her, because even if he/she doesn't have that specific item, the Moderators will check it out in the report and inform us.

[FRANZ]

Moderators have access to /invsee. If someone posts that into chat, it is more than likely a moderator will check his inventory.

Well, of a MOD is not online, then I think we should report him/her, because even if he/she doesn't have that specific item, the Moderators will check it out in the report and inform us.

Well that's how it works atm