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03-20-2012, 07:36 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:01 AM by Fearless Community.
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I read through this thread I don't think I found him saying it wasn't propblock though I don't care anymore.
More back to the main point here:
If its just a kick, you can always go back on the server and purpose the misunderstanding or use forums to contact the admin and tell him about it. If its a ban then you should still use the unban request section to clear up the problem and get unbanned if it actually was genuinely a misunderstanding.
You have to understand that time is a issue with the amount of players and that's all there really is to it. They can't spend time to talk to everyone. Also keep in mind that a lot of people, if they got the chance to talk about a rule break before being punished, would just use it to make excuses and wastes the admins time. How are the admins suppose to know who actually can prove they didn't break the rules instead of complaining or making excuses?
More back to the main point here:
If its just a kick, you can always go back on the server and purpose the misunderstanding or use forums to contact the admin and tell him about it. If its a ban then you should still use the unban request section to clear up the problem and get unbanned if it actually was genuinely a misunderstanding.
You have to understand that time is a issue with the amount of players and that's all there really is to it. They can't spend time to talk to everyone. Also keep in mind that a lot of people, if they got the chance to talk about a rule break before being punished, would just use it to make excuses and wastes the admins time. How are the admins suppose to know who actually can prove they didn't break the rules instead of complaining or making excuses?