So far I've seen 2 grievances that are completely childish. One was a whiner that complained about another because he didn't suppress a player who was winning.
The other one I read was a grievance against someone because he complained about him filing a grievance against another. Talk about complain, complain, complain!!
I've also noticed exactly what Andy is talking about. The grievances I've read are all mostly typed horribly with absolutely no grammer so you can't tell one sentence from another. The responces to them are much better, making it seem the grievance was filed by an idiot against someone totally innocent (and with better grammer as well

). The grammer could be corrected only the sentence stops and ends, and maybe putting some commas and semicolons here and there, to make it much more readable. Things like 1337ness and d00d (like Twill said) are sometimes impossible to interpret, so they may be left alone.
These grievances I've been reading about people are totally meaningless and only accuse the other person of doing something that pissed him off, but wasn't really worth any grievance. This is getting out of hand and a moderator must be in charge of receiving and sending the grievances.
If anyone files a grievance it will be sent to the moderator to fix up if it's meaningful enough, or tossed aside if it's potentially useless and idiotic. Of course, there should be at least 5 of these moderators, on the count of this website being very large.
I could squeeze the time into my schedule for being one of those moderators, and I'm very concerned about what they might contain, especially if it's just a worthless complaint. The other players looking at the person's name will see the number 1 or 12 or whatever next to it, and most or all of them will be nonsensical ramblings that are not worthy at all to be even considered grievances.
The moderators, since they can't decide if the grievance is genuine, can be the referees(sp?) on each grievance, but at least the absolute stupid ones are taken off.
--Truman