Profanity in Runescape Clan Chats

I like Blessings clan and always had good relationships with its members. That's why I hate to use this Boombaye's post as an example for the subject. But that's the only "documented" sample I have and it is truth, even if a bitter one.

If you are just a passer by in a chat and don't like the way people talk in there, you can simply leave. Easy enough. But what if it is your clan's chat and your clan fellow members. What should you do? What would you do?

Report?
Leave the chat and try to forget about it?
Leave the clan?

Of course, there could be different situations and a lot is dependent on a relationships with the clan members and clan leaders. That's why I sure can't and won't criticize either Boombaye's decision or reaction from the Blessings clan leadership.

But I was thinking what would I personally do in such situation. And I think that I would report the incident to the clan leader and see if any steps are made to fix the problem. Ultimately it is up to the clan leaders to set tone and rules in the clan chat. If no steps are taken and the way the clan chat is run bothers me I would leave the clan.

Rejoicing the PvP update

Tim's description of Blessing's celebration of the PvP update. Not being a pker, I am still glad that so many players do actually enjoy pking in such a manner.

Noobs in Runescape

Research on F2P 'noobs' population from Tiz Yeo, leader of Blessings clan.

I'd like to add my own story to it as well. Being 99 combat and 1803 total, I am rarely called 'noob', but I do get my share anyway :-) There are two scenarios, which repeat over and over again:
1. I am wearing my untrimmed Thieving cape. Someone asks me to show the emote. I comply, then the reaction follows: "Lame emote, noob". Makes me laugh every time :-)
2. I am cooking at Rogue's Den. Someone with lvl 90-100 combat suddenly says: "Look at Vaskor's highscores. Look at his total." I say: "Thanks". Then response follows: "I'll own you every time in wildy, noob!" Duh, do I care?..