Admin Plot permissions

Aye for kick, nay for deny.

The thing is if we allow ops to deny us from their plot, should we need to investigate a plot, we wouldn't be able to. But kicking an admin from a plot should be allowed.

@Ashaz#14362 What about letting OPs denying admins and them being able to remove themselves from deny list?

@Tizz#14364 If we can't enter the plot we can't do anything on it.

Any other views on this?

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@chargenation1158#14357 Admins shouldnt be immune to Getting kicked or Denied or Have an auto /p trust bypass on plots.

object, if someone is executing exploits and stuff on a plot is useful to have immunity to stuff, as otherwise a player can do whatever they want and admins wouldn't be able to enter the plot to remove stuff
as for kicking, a player could, in theory, try to execute exploits on their plot, and then repeatedly kick whatever admins try to come to the plot, and if the server crashes due to the exploit, and then they are quick to join back, then its the same issue, so i am objecting to that as well

@wild1145#15413 Admins by default shouldn't be able to enter a plot they're denied in, they should specifically toggle it on whenever a user is suspected of exploiting or breaking the rules.

@Folfy_Blue#15627 We can't change that unless the user themselves is online.

Let's say someone is spamming minecarts. We freeze everyone, purge minecarts, then TP to everyone, one by one. We find out that we can't teleport to someone as they are in a plot and have denied admins. We then have to go through the process of allowing ourselves in the plot, which adds more time at a crucial moment.

@Ashaz#15631 In such a moment, admins can toggle the permission to enter any plots and in "such a crucial moment" minecarts can be easily purged. I think there is even a way for admins to toggle entity placement

I object - purely for administrative purposes. If an admin doesn't leave if you ask them to then report them - this I would believe is in breach of Category 3, Section C (being nuisance).

Given the issues identified and the fact admins are bound by the server conduct policy as highlighted in @Fleek#15641 's reply there, I'm going to deny this suggestion.