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09-20-2014, 01:33 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:03 AM by Fearless Community.
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You made a thread about how your post on an abuse thread was removed for an invalid reason. When, in fact, it broke forum rules regarding posting on an abuse thread.
The rules clearly state:
You then decided to make a thread in the discussions forum about how this was unfair. You had no intention to start a discussion, you just wanted to express your disagreement by going after the staff and the way that they do things.
After several comments about how you were in the wrong by both administrators and players, you then stated: "So might as well just drop it". This shows that you have dropped your side of the argument which resulted in the "discussion" of the matter coming to an end.
The rules clearly state:
Quote:2. You are only allowed to write in an admin abuse thread when you are:
The reason we don't want everybody to post in the admin abuse threads is because the threads will be a big mess.
- the accusing user
- a witness or in any other important relation to the admin abuse thread, this includes players who have witnessed other situations in which the admin abused.
You then decided to make a thread in the discussions forum about how this was unfair. You had no intention to start a discussion, you just wanted to express your disagreement by going after the staff and the way that they do things.
After several comments about how you were in the wrong by both administrators and players, you then stated: "So might as well just drop it". This shows that you have dropped your side of the argument which resulted in the "discussion" of the matter coming to an end.