I ask the administration to give an official response regarding the collection of metal slain commander, if a player asks him not to remove.

I ask the administration to give an official response to the two questions?

1. What punishment would be for what I'm not responding to requests from teammates, I'll clean up the killed commander, who although they raise?

2. What punishment would be if I'm in the midst of battle I take away their troops and their actions doom Commander teammate to death, which would then assemble it on the metal.

In advance I say that I will then appeal phrase:
- Commander killed no one belongs
- All common metal,
- It's game time
- I was afraid that the enemy will collect metal
- I can not ban because officially I do not break the rules
- Any vote on my ban, will be perceived as a violation of the rules, and to request a ban violators.

and if I do not consider it abuse?

i just leave this here.

DIVO you missed this game with DOTA
it's RTS and supposed to be played like RTS
if you morph your com to do shit and then die near the enemy borders you're supposed to be eaten as fast as possible and better by your own team than by the enemy

My position is that Sprung is correct.

It is somewhat impolite to reclaim other people's stuff when they ask you not to, but it's not punishable. Sometimes it's impolite to ask people not to reclaim frontline wreckages.

Every case to be judged on its own basis.