COC Violation or not ?

Hello Wearried Cypress! I'm sorry you are having an issue with another user on Xbox Live, but you are not allowed to name and shame on the forums.



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What you can do is file a compliant using your console. If you are unable to do so I wouldn't worry too much as there are so many gamers on Xbox Live, chances of you seeing this person again are very slim. If by chance you run into this gamer again in a
match you will be able to find there GT in the recent players list. There you will be able to select there account, scroll down and select file a complaint. Other than that, there is nothing else that can be done.



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To get to the Recent Players List:





1. Press the guide button on your controller (Big Center Button).





2. Scroll down and select Friends.





3. Scroll all the way to the right to Recent Players. From there you should be able to find there Gamertag.







I hope this helps!

Also if the player no longer appears on your recent players list, send them a friend request, then file the complaint, and delete the friend request.

Hi! I'm Rostom, an Independent Advisor. I will be glad to help you here.

We cannot really say or decide here if that's a violation against Xbox Community Standards. Only the Xbox Enforcement team has the right to determine or decide which is which.

If that phrase gives you a different meaning which could be offensive, you can always report that to the team for review. They appreciate reports even if it gets denied as long as it's in good faith.

You may review the Xbox Community Standards here for more information https://www.xbox.com/en-US/legal/community-stan...

I would like to quote this as well under section iv. Keep your content clean
"They’ll see what you did there

Sometimes something seemingly harmless can actually reference something inappropriate, when looked at a certain way. Everyone appreciates a good joke, but if your content is designed to trick others into thinking they’re reading or seeing something inappropriate, we’ll have to treat it that way."

as it does not say it and it is a random set of words then there is no proof he is saying what you think he is saying therefore if he got banned for it then it would be a dangerous mistake for enforcement to ban them. it could be what you are saying but there is no solid evidence, besides, chill out. why does absolutely everything have to be reported, delete and block and done.

You cannot request a forced name change.If you were to get one it could take ages.If it bothers you that much then i'd suggest paying the 800mps to change it.