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Yes and no, if it sticks then that's bad and it could stick for a long time. That said, it could also be a storm in a teacup. I moderated someone once who was malicious and started spreading lies, there was massive uproar, people swearing off the game, attempts to torpedo the project etc etc...

Some pictures of the review graphs (with and without the off-topic reviews) along with the player count. Doesn't seem to have had a huge effect so far.

Moderation starts off as a very simple technical problem (deny access to specific users by clicking a button) and ramps up in complexity on the technical and social side. Some of the things to consider for even the most rudimentary moderation systems are: - Time bounds for actions (e.g. suspend...