perma ban "solution?" ?????

Posted here because the idea is still rough.
Idea:
When someone is perma-banned for FORUM or chat abuse (only -- that is, no cheaters, no "I was a complete jerk to administration", no one making serious threats, etc.), a group of users could petition to have the person reinstated. The matter would be put for a vote in the main forum (currently named Turtle Soup
).
BUT... it would not stop there. A group of players would have to accept responsibility for the player's behavior. They would be responsible for makig sure the person does not go out of line, (pming them) for a set period (1, 6 months, etc.) If the person DOES go out of line, for nay but the absolute most minor infraction, then the originally banned user would get a ban and the other users would get a "vacation" of, say a week or so. HOWEVER, that penalty would either not escalate or, if it seems like the same users are stepping up and then not following through, could escalate ONLY for this particular issue (a seperate track record or none).
I can already see some issues, but this is just a discussion for now.
Idea:
When someone is perma-banned for FORUM or chat abuse (only -- that is, no cheaters, no "I was a complete jerk to administration", no one making serious threats, etc.), a group of users could petition to have the person reinstated. The matter would be put for a vote in the main forum (currently named Turtle Soup

BUT... it would not stop there. A group of players would have to accept responsibility for the player's behavior. They would be responsible for makig sure the person does not go out of line, (pming them) for a set period (1, 6 months, etc.) If the person DOES go out of line, for nay but the absolute most minor infraction, then the originally banned user would get a ban and the other users would get a "vacation" of, say a week or so. HOWEVER, that penalty would either not escalate or, if it seems like the same users are stepping up and then not following through, could escalate ONLY for this particular issue (a seperate track record or none).
I can already see some issues, but this is just a discussion for now.