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05-20-2021, 10:59 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:08 AM by Fearless Community.
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Hello Cygnus,
Assuming we are seeing the same evidence here, I see absolutely no grounds to even consider Lewwings being in the wrong at any given point in time, nor using his administrative abilities to advantage or to disadvantage other players.
In terms of the OOC comment, “Goodbye, asshole”; there is nothing wrong with that at all, especially given the context. Also, if you read rule 4.2 it states, “Do not swear excessively”.
“Excessive”, according to the Collins Dictionary states,
Using a singular word to describe your utter dismay and pathetic behaviour is not “excessive”. In fact, I would still disregard further comments within that message as being excessive, such as “fucking asshole” (or similar).
In terms of the situation with his action during the passive RP, it was completely correct to act in the way he did, politely asking you to leave, stating "Could you guys go away maybe?".
Furthermore, Lewwings was monitored on multiple occasions and continued to prove his excellent abilities in administrating the servers in his role as a Trial Admin. Hence why he has now been promoted further, to Administrator. I (nor do Divey or Tomo) have any doubts in his ability or ever thought for a second that he “defended people” who broke rules.
In conclusion, you are continuing to manipulate evidence and show little understanding of the logistics regarding rule implementation and their application(s) to roleplay environments.
I would also note that it is against the Staff Report Policies, which states "Any manipulation of the evidence or truth will be resulting in a significant punishment, users and staff members alike."
This could result in forum warnings, but as you are already banned, I won't bother on this occasion.
Concluding Comments: Thank you to everyone involved who left comments and Lewwings for his statement.
Collins Dictionary Definition Reference
Collins., 2021. Definition of excessive [viewed 20 May 2021]. Available from: https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictio.../excessive
Assuming we are seeing the same evidence here, I see absolutely no grounds to even consider Lewwings being in the wrong at any given point in time, nor using his administrative abilities to advantage or to disadvantage other players.
In terms of the OOC comment, “Goodbye, asshole”; there is nothing wrong with that at all, especially given the context. Also, if you read rule 4.2 it states, “Do not swear excessively”.
“Excessive”, according to the Collins Dictionary states,
- “If you describe the amount or level of something as excessive, you disapprove of it because it is more or higher than is necessary or reasonable.” Collins (2021).
Using a singular word to describe your utter dismay and pathetic behaviour is not “excessive”. In fact, I would still disregard further comments within that message as being excessive, such as “fucking asshole” (or similar).
In terms of the situation with his action during the passive RP, it was completely correct to act in the way he did, politely asking you to leave, stating "Could you guys go away maybe?".
Furthermore, Lewwings was monitored on multiple occasions and continued to prove his excellent abilities in administrating the servers in his role as a Trial Admin. Hence why he has now been promoted further, to Administrator. I (nor do Divey or Tomo) have any doubts in his ability or ever thought for a second that he “defended people” who broke rules.
In conclusion, you are continuing to manipulate evidence and show little understanding of the logistics regarding rule implementation and their application(s) to roleplay environments.
I would also note that it is against the Staff Report Policies, which states "Any manipulation of the evidence or truth will be resulting in a significant punishment, users and staff members alike."
This could result in forum warnings, but as you are already banned, I won't bother on this occasion.
Concluding Comments: Thank you to everyone involved who left comments and Lewwings for his statement.
Decision: No Abuse Noted. No action required.
Collins Dictionary Definition Reference
Collins., 2021. Definition of excessive [viewed 20 May 2021]. Available from: https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictio.../excessive