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Originally Posted by Westheim
I expect OOTP to do so.
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Here's what I mean by taking it seriously...
Oggy's profile was wiped in early September after I reported it the first time. OOTP was not monitoring the leaderboards or they would have seen it as easily as I did.
Immediately after the reset, Oggy returned and pulled the same stunt. I waited for nearly three weeks without reporting it. No action was taken by OOTP until this new thread was posted.
In order to keep the Challenge Mode leaderboards clean, someone needs to monitor it every day (at least) and take appropriate action to clear out the obvious cheaters. Ignoring the problem is not taking it seriously.
It would easy to find volunteers to monitor the leaderboards and report suspected cheating, so it would not take resources away from development. It would also be easy to develop a program to scan the leaderboards for suspicious results and flag those accounts for someone to check. Just a little effort would go a long way, and I see no evidence of effort in this case.