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What does this suggestion change/add/remove: Add a way for surfaces/keypads/doors/etc. to become infected with diseases, with a focus on interactable elements such as keypads and terminals. There would be a chance for someone infected with certain illnesses (e.g. common cold, influenza) to...

Changed, good point

I do like the idea of a second entrance into D-block. A more expansive change but one that would potentially be more interesting would be having a connection between D-block and medbay, so there's one exit to LCZ and one to medbay. Would probably need significant changes to both D-block and...

Looking forward to it, the cabinet access stuff is kinda wack atm

Stuff vaguely related to this has been accepted before, though the CT message isn't particularly clear on what exactly they have planned.

What does this suggestion change/add/remove: Updates the surface trespassing rules from: to: Has something similar been suggested before? If so, why is your suggestion different?: Not to my knowledge. Possible Positives of the suggestion (At least 2): Slightly clearer wording Allows...

I had this on my list to suggest. +Support. Could maybe have a recipe like <Regular Food Item> + <Cyanide Pill> -> <Poisoned Food Item>. Maybe not cyanide, but some other new pill type? Would give an additional use to empty pills beyond just cyanide.

Some staff already seem to enforce it this way, and it makes sense imo.

I can understand that. I wasn't SL, so this wasn't really something that seemed too prevalent on my end, but it definitely sounds like the SL on the receiving end saw this problem a lot. I still, however, think that they do have a place in resolving urgent issues like these. That's why I'm...

I'm not the most active on the server right now, so I can't give you one that's recent, but it has happened to me at least a few times over the time I've been on. I'm sure others probably could give you more recent examples, especially those that are pushing the boundaries of things like...

What does this suggestion change/add/remove: Partially revert the staff escalation process removal. Specifically, I am suggesting that it be brought back with the following stipulations: Maximum one in-game escalation (as was already the case) Rule against constantly trying to escalate trivial...

Most of it, yeah. This is mainly supposed to just be updating the wording to be in line with how it's already actually enforced. Having the wording be poor like this just means it can be confusing to newer players who aren't familiar with the difference in how it's enforced vs what the rules...

+Support Although I'm not sure this is supposed to be done via suggestion. When I've requested door overrides be done before, it was done via getting SA permission IC and then asking SL to do it.

What does this suggestion change/add/remove: This would update the current spawn camping rule (1.18) to be in line with how it is actually enforced, and has been for years. The current version is poorly worded and doesn't cover some key things that SL have had to essentially rule on instead...

I'm saying +Support, but that Content has already denied it recently. The suggestion they denied was 2.5 sentences long in terms of the actual suggestion part, so there's no way they'd possibly have not been able to understand it.

I basically resolved it myself within like 1 minute after they left, so it wasn't a huge deal, but like, that was just a more recent example of what I always experience. I'd say like 80% of the time, any requests for SL end up with me just being told they're too busy for that, and it's been like...

That suggestion was 2.5 sentences long, and was very specific about what it meant.

The Maz Hatters?

Believe me, I've tried this. While you yourself might very well respond, that may not be the case for others. Most of the time I just get told they're busy while they're just stood around outside medbay, or they suddenly go AFK or leave the server, or I just get ignored entirely. Like a week...

Oh no, a GM could spoil like one breach before they would immediately get removed. Such long lasting and severe consequences.