The community needs to be what speaks for the community, in instances of providing feedback to the administration as well as how the community is viewed by the world.
The community must also speak for itself on RMT. Since I represent how the rules are enforced, if we come to glorify RMT, I will surely allow another to fill my shoes so I can leave. Until then, I think its best to just let people know where their loyalties lie.
In this case, I have decided, at a minimum, that in all cases the technical details must be removed. I want to allow users their opportunity to sink or swim on their own, in support of RMT players, or opposition. Why? It lets everyone know who is showing their ass beyond the scope of the one player making the confession.
If further restrictions are considered, it will be based on the current ruleset at the time. (No ex post facto). This means you will likely see a new rule in Good Times about RMT. If player X wants to confess, it will be somewhere the discussion can be held. Moderators will enforce flamebaiting rules until the topic is branched to the flameboard, whether that be a new topic started by a member, or split/move by a moderator. It is not hard to follow the site rules in regards to flamebaiting -- all you have to do is make a topic on the flameboard.