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11-14-2017, 10:16 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:06 AM by Fearless Community.
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Hello Fieldy,
Instead of calling my reasoning stupid, how about you lower your guards and try to apologize for what you've done. You admitted to it in the sit, and that's how the case has turned out. You proceeded to lie to me about this in the courthouse and had your ban extended. I would not need your written proof if you confessed to FearRP breakage. You did not even know yourself it was FearRP breakage, and when I told you it was you changed your story, and again lying calling it "Recalling it differently". I do not appreciate this sort of behaviour. It does not sound different, it's a whole different story you brought up.
I do not need proof of the situation when you told me your side of the story and in that way confessed to FearRP. Before the sit concluded, I LOUD AND CLEAR said, "If you admit to these offences I will shorten your ban". As much as that is unfair, you still confessed. You would have lied to me if you did not.
Also, this is not about Human Rights, this is about you confessing to breaking FearRP, no matter what you say. You told me your story, and it was obvious FearRP breakage. There is no need for "Innocent until proven guilty". We use that when we have people that are posting PRs without evidence or people who are just accusing others of something. Not when you've obviously admitted to breaking FearRP. I do not need to present you with evidence as I do not go around recording every sit. I am an administrator and trusted to know what I hear. I heard you admitting to FearRP breakage and decided to ban you.
It seems like nothing new has been added to the case and therefore I will go ahead and deny this unban request. You admitted to breaking the rules. If you say you don't - you're lying.
You may post another UBR in 8 weeks from now as this is the second denial of the ban. A tip would be to apologize for your actions and prove you've changed, and that you deserve your ban shortened or removed. Using an aggressive tone is not an overall good thing to do when you're trying to get unbanned for something you admitted to.
Jonas
Fearless Administrator
Instead of calling my reasoning stupid, how about you lower your guards and try to apologize for what you've done. You admitted to it in the sit, and that's how the case has turned out. You proceeded to lie to me about this in the courthouse and had your ban extended. I would not need your written proof if you confessed to FearRP breakage. You did not even know yourself it was FearRP breakage, and when I told you it was you changed your story, and again lying calling it "Recalling it differently". I do not appreciate this sort of behaviour. It does not sound different, it's a whole different story you brought up.
I do not need proof of the situation when you told me your side of the story and in that way confessed to FearRP. Before the sit concluded, I LOUD AND CLEAR said, "If you admit to these offences I will shorten your ban". As much as that is unfair, you still confessed. You would have lied to me if you did not.
Also, this is not about Human Rights, this is about you confessing to breaking FearRP, no matter what you say. You told me your story, and it was obvious FearRP breakage. There is no need for "Innocent until proven guilty". We use that when we have people that are posting PRs without evidence or people who are just accusing others of something. Not when you've obviously admitted to breaking FearRP. I do not need to present you with evidence as I do not go around recording every sit. I am an administrator and trusted to know what I hear. I heard you admitting to FearRP breakage and decided to ban you.
It seems like nothing new has been added to the case and therefore I will go ahead and deny this unban request. You admitted to breaking the rules. If you say you don't - you're lying.
You may post another UBR in 8 weeks from now as this is the second denial of the ban. A tip would be to apologize for your actions and prove you've changed, and that you deserve your ban shortened or removed. Using an aggressive tone is not an overall good thing to do when you're trying to get unbanned for something you admitted to.
Jonas
Fearless Administrator
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