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04-09-2015, 02:54 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:03 AM by Fearless Community.
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First of all remember to use the template (later explained), if you are not using the template, your unban request will get denied.
You are only allowed to write in an unban request thread when you are:
a) the banned person
b) a witness or in any other crucial relation to the unban request
Any other replies like "Use the template." or "Omg that guy should be banned." are backseat moderation and will result in a forum warning.
The reason we don't want everybody to post in the unban threads is because the threads will be a big mess.
Keep your request objective and prevent strong language.
"Do not write an unban request if you know you broke the rules.
You may post an appeal trying to convince us about your gathered RP skills and apology - keep in mind, most heavy bans were given out with good reason and thus are highly unlikely to get revoked. The unban request section is made for people who have received an unfair ban, not for people who broke the rules and feel incredibly sorry now. If you did not know the rules - ignorance is not an excuse. You will have to live with the consequences of your actions.
If no staff member replies on your unban request within 7 days, your request will always be in your advantage and your ban will be removed from your record.
Fabricating or tampering with evidence with intent to mislead, and providing false statements is under zero tolerance - committing such violations will lead to a lengthy forum ban." Rules of writing UBRs, appealing a second time isn't stated here, btw.
You are only allowed to write in an unban request thread when you are:
a) the banned person
b) a witness or in any other crucial relation to the unban request
Any other replies like "Use the template." or "Omg that guy should be banned." are backseat moderation and will result in a forum warning.
The reason we don't want everybody to post in the unban threads is because the threads will be a big mess.
Keep your request objective and prevent strong language.
"Do not write an unban request if you know you broke the rules.
You may post an appeal trying to convince us about your gathered RP skills and apology - keep in mind, most heavy bans were given out with good reason and thus are highly unlikely to get revoked. The unban request section is made for people who have received an unfair ban, not for people who broke the rules and feel incredibly sorry now. If you did not know the rules - ignorance is not an excuse. You will have to live with the consequences of your actions.
If no staff member replies on your unban request within 7 days, your request will always be in your advantage and your ban will be removed from your record.
Fabricating or tampering with evidence with intent to mislead, and providing false statements is under zero tolerance - committing such violations will lead to a lengthy forum ban." Rules of writing UBRs, appealing a second time isn't stated here, btw.