Warning for "Grief" Tactics?!

[kaynide]

I would like to attempt to offer advice:

1) You did, in fact, do something wrong.
-You did something to make someone upset; it was enough for them to report it.
-it was enough for a GM to review and accept that it merits a warning, but not banning.
-it was enough for the GMs, when asked to review, to uphold their decision.

This suggests it might even be a gray zone thing- they are not sure of your intentions and trying to give you a heads up that your actions might be misunderstood by others.

2) Just from the information you have provided in this thread, people have given you places to check that could be interpreted against you, regardless of how people want to argue semantics. That should have provided you a place to reflect on, not argue with us over your innocence. We are not your jury. Frankly most of us don’t care if you are guilty or innocent. Most are just trying to provide guidance for your own reflection.

3) Review the ToS as needed. Consider why people might mistake your actions/lack of communication/raising/whatever else as malice.

4) Accept your penalty with grace, move on, let the thread die.

[SturmChurro]

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Without the backing of twitter it was pretty unlikely that I was going to get my warning appealed like the erp advertisers. It was a worth a try though.