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dakky21 wrote:We all remember that guy that "forgot" that he had opened an account before, and got banned for writing about it in the forums. So, I say, YES, they should be able to e-ticket a support regarding their problem!
teeeceee57 wrote:I guess it depends on the reason for the ban in the first place. what kind of offence results in a permanent ban?
king achilles wrote:We do get appeals from some banned users to come back sometimes. I do bring those appeals to the other admins for further review so it's not only one person who evaluates their cases.
If the suggestion is to have the community also have a say on the appeal, it will be a popularity contest.
It's like having Pontius Pilate asking the community who he should release, Barabbas or Jesus. We all know who the community chose.
The outcome will always be obvious. It will be decided on who is the most popular or who has many friends or clanmates to back him up. If a certain banned player who's got many friends in CC appealed, why bother asking the community when we already know the answer. The banned "popular" guy will always be favored. Should your violations be forgiven and be allowed to come back because you have many or more CC friends than those who are against you? Why bother with the process of public appeal when the outcome would already be evident.
thegreekdog wrote:When you bring the appeals to the other admins for further review, does that not also become a popularity contest?
king achilles wrote:We do get appeals from some banned users to come back sometimes. I do bring those appeals to the other admins for further review so it's not only one person who evaluates their cases.
If the suggestion is to have the community also have a say on the appeal, it will be a popularity contest.
It's like having Pontius Pilate asking the community who he should release, Barabbas or Jesus. We all know who the community chose.
The outcome will always be obvious. It will be decided on who is the most popular or who has many friends or clanmates to back him up. If a certain banned player who's got many friends in CC appealed, why bother asking the community when we already know the answer. The banned "popular" guy will always be favored. Should your violations be forgiven and be allowed to come back because you have many or more CC friends than those who are against you? Why bother with the process of public appeal when the outcome would already be evident.
Metsfanmax wrote:thegreekdog wrote:When you bring the appeals to the other admins for further review, does that not also become a popularity contest?
The reason that they were selected to be admins in the first place is the belief that they would look out for the entirety of CC, not just their own interests. The same could not be said of the few people who would decide to participate in these community panels.
Metsfanmax wrote:thegreekdog wrote:When you bring the appeals to the other admins for further review, does that not also become a popularity contest?
The reason that they were selected to be admins in the first place is the belief that they would look out for the entirety of CC, not just their own interests. The same could not be said of the few people who would decide to participate in these community panels.
king achilles wrote:We do get appeals from some banned users to come back sometimes. I do bring those appeals to the other admins for further review so it's not only one person who evaluates their cases.
If the suggestion is to have the community also have a say on the appeal, it will be a popularity contest.
It's like having Pontius Pilate asking the community who he should release, Barabbas or Jesus. We all know who the community chose.
The outcome will always be obvious. It will be decided on who is the most popular or who has many friends or clanmates to back him up. If a certain banned player who's got many friends in CC appealed, why bother asking the community when we already know the answer. The banned "popular" guy will always be favored. Should your violations be forgiven and be allowed to come back because you have many or more CC friends than those who are against you? Why bother with the process of public appeal when the outcome would already be evident.
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