Turtle Mountain/United Communications: Xbox live enforcement action

OOh and this is the beta fix

https://enforcement.xbox.com/united/home

you do realize that that's not what you think it is lol

Enforcement United has nothing to do with reputation

Enforcement United is community ambassadors who vote o. Enforcement actions like gamertags or pictures or slangs or moto not community's opinion of you that's the community's opinion on your bad behavioue

Again reputation has nothing to do with shpport or enforcement it IS the community's opinion on how you play

Considering how you are on forums maybe you should look at your bad behaviour because it shows

Communication suspensions are imposed due to inappropriate conduct during communication activities on Xbox Live. This suspension blocks an account from accessing any communication features on Xbox Live.

When XBLPET issues an enforcement action, an email message is automatically sent to the address associated with your Xbox Live account. You can also check the page displaying any enforcement actions associated with your account:

enforcement.xbox.com/.../ShowEnforcements

Hey there,

The Xbox Live Policy and Enforcement team are contracted by Microsoft. These guys are real Microsoft Employees who are paid to enforce the Xbox Live Code of Conduct. They investigate every complaint that is submitted, and only take enforcement action when
it is necessary. They don't just hand out bans/suspensions for fun, although they can make mistakes - they are only human, like us.

The Xbox Enforcement United is something different. This is for community members who have met the criteria for the program. This does not allow them to ban/suspend accounts. This only allows them to help the Enforcement team by voting what gamertag is offensive
and what gamertag is not offensive. Every vote still gets reviewed by an Official Xbox Policy Agent (XBLPET).

Thus meaning, your vote would not guarantee that the user you have complained about is going to get banned by you. Please also be aware, if you choose to say you have such powers. Then this will also be a violation of the Code of Conduct, as you will be
impersonating an Xbox Live Policy Enforcement Agent. Thus meaning, they may take a more serious action against your account.

Please read this following link:
enforcement.xbox.com/.../StaySafe

[quote user="Enforcement United - Impersonation"]

But I’m a member of Enforcement United!
We appreciate your participation in Enforcement United! However, please keep in mind that Enforcement United is a volunteer community program, and taking part in the program does not make you an enforcement agent or member of Xbox Live Policy & Enforcement
Team. The
Enforcement United Terms of Use notes that participants should not represent themselves as Microsoft employees, vendors, or agents, and attempts to falsely use Enforcement United participation as a source of authority may result in a suspension due to impersonation.

[/quote]

Hopefully this explains the difference.

Please be aware that they may be backlogged, meaning it may take them some time to respond to you. It has just been the festive season, and this is the only way you can contact the Xbox Enforcement team - through the link provided by a fellow Ambassador.
We have no contact with them.

Regards,

To be an Xbox Community Ambassador you need to be clean of any Xbox Live Policy and Enforcment Actions against your account up to 365 days. Otherwise your application is denied, but if you haven't had any enforcement action you can apply again. I hope
this helps.

Hey A Colossal Soul -

Xbox Live Enforcement actions against your account is a different scenario than the topic of this thread. Please refer to the
Xbox Live Enforcement website for further details concerning Enforcement actions as we are unable to assist with those here on the Xbox Support Forums.

If you have any other support related issues (that are not Enforcement related), please feel free to detail the issues in a separate thread so the community can best assist.

Thanks!