dreadhead/aliitsme Ban Appeal

[PETI]

-1


I can see you’ve put in a lot of thought and emotion into this appeal, and I respect that you are trying to provide clarity to the situation. However, I’d like to offer some insights regarding the situation and how you might address some points more effectively.

On the -1 Appeal Responses:​

It's understandable that receiving a -1 (negative) response on your appeal can be frustrating. Many people may be skeptical about situations involving doxxing due to the severity of the offense. This may have caused them to downvote your appeal without knowing the full context. However, take these responses as an opportunity to present yourself clearly and calmly, without too much emotion, which may show the community that you are rational and open to working things out rather than defensive.

Addressing the Doxxing Allegation:​

You’ve firmly stated that you do not support doxxing and that you didn’t knowingly engage in it, which is important to express. However, it might help your case if you focus less on defending the intent and more on explaining the context of your actions or showing how you were unaware of the impact of what happened.

A good approach might be:

• Clarify how the event could have been misunderstood. You mention possible scenarios where the image may have been interpreted as doxxing. Expanding on these points, especially any instance of consent or your understanding of it, can help the community see that the situation wasn’t as clear-cut as it may seem.
• Acknowledge if you unknowingly made a mistake. Even if you believe the screenshot may have been fabricated or misinterpreted, showing that you are willing to learn from the situation might soften the stance against you. Something like, “If I unintentionally caused harm by posting something I didn’t fully understand to be a privacy violation, I sincerely apologize and have learned from this.”

Consider the Possibilities:​

You laid out several potential ways this misunderstanding could have occurred (fake screenshots, consent withdrawal, being associated with other doxxers). It's good to show that you're thinking about this from multiple angles, but you might want to ask for more clarification or evidence directly from the staff in a calm, non-confrontational manner. You can say, "I'm still struggling to understand the exact incident that led to this ban, and I would appreciate further clarification from the staff on what exactly transpired."

Closing:​

Finally, I’d suggest reaffirming that you respect the community and the rules, and you're willing to take steps to prevent any similar situations in the future. Something like:

"I value the LokaMC community and the experiences I’ve had here. I want to move forward in a way that ensures my actions fully align with the community standards, and I will be more careful about posting content in the future. I hope for a chance to clear up this misunderstanding and continue contributing positively."

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This response shows humility, a willingness to learn, and a desire for constructive dialogue, all of which might help with your appeal.

 

[4vorz]

-1


I can see you’ve put in a lot of thought and emotion into this appeal, and I respect that you are trying to provide clarity to the situation. However, I’d like to offer some insights regarding the situation and how you might address some points more effectively.

On the -1 Appeal Responses:
It's understandable that receiving a -1 (negative) response on your appeal can be frustrating. Many people may be skeptical about situations involving doxxing due to the severity of the offense. This may have caused them to downvote your appeal without knowing the full context. However, take these responses as an opportunity to present yourself clearly and calmly, without too much emotion, which may show the community that you are rational and open to working things out rather than defensive.

Addressing the Doxxing Allegation:
You’ve firmly stated that you do not support doxxing and that you didn’t knowingly engage in it, which is important to express. However, it might help your case if you focus less on defending the intent and more on explaining the context of your actions or showing how you were unaware of the impact of what happened.

A good approach might be:

Clarify how the event could have been misunderstood. You mention possible scenarios where the image may have been interpreted as doxxing. Expanding on these points, especially any instance of consent or your understanding of it, can help the community see that the situation wasn’t as clear-cut as it may seem.
Acknowledge if you unknowingly made a mistake. Even if you believe the screenshot may have been fabricated or misinterpreted, showing that you are willing to learn from the situation might soften the stance against you. Something like, “If I unintentionally caused harm by posting something I didn’t fully understand to be a privacy violation, I sincerely apologize and have learned from this.”
Consider the Possibilities:
You laid out several potential ways this misunderstanding could have occurred (fake screenshots, consent withdrawal, being associated with other doxxers). It's good to show that you're thinking about this from multiple angles, but you might want to ask for more clarification or evidence directly from the staff in a calm, non-confrontational manner. You can say, "I'm still struggling to understand the exact incident that led to this ban, and I would appreciate further clarification from the staff on what exactly transpired."

Closing:
Finally, I’d suggest reaffirming that you respect the community and the rules, and you're willing to take steps to prevent any similar situations in the future. Something like:

"I value the LokaMC community and the experiences I’ve had here. I want to move forward in a way that ensures my actions fully align with the community standards, and I will be more careful about posting content in the future. I hope for a chance to clear up this misunderstanding and continue contributing positively."

This response shows humility, a willingness to learn, and a desire for constructive dialogue, all of which might help with your appeal.

 

[3ist]

-1


I can see you’ve put in a lot of thought and emotion into this appeal, and I respect that you are trying to provide clarity to the situation. However, I’d like to offer some insights regarding the situation and how you might address some points more effectively.

On the -1 Appeal Responses:
It's understandable that receiving a -1 (negative) response on your appeal can be frustrating. Many people may be skeptical about situations involving doxxing due to the severity of the offense. This may have caused them to downvote your appeal without knowing the full context. However, take these responses as an opportunity to present yourself clearly and calmly, without too much emotion, which may show the community that you are rational and open to working things out rather than defensive.

Addressing the Doxxing Allegation:
You’ve firmly stated that you do not support doxxing and that you didn’t knowingly engage in it, which is important to express. However, it might help your case if you focus less on defending the intent and more on explaining the context of your actions or showing how you were unaware of the impact of what happened.

A good approach might be:

Clarify how the event could have been misunderstood. You mention possible scenarios where the image may have been interpreted as doxxing. Expanding on these points, especially any instance of consent or your understanding of it, can help the community see that the situation wasn’t as clear-cut as it may seem.
Acknowledge if you unknowingly made a mistake. Even if you believe the screenshot may have been fabricated or misinterpreted, showing that you are willing to learn from the situation might soften the stance against you. Something like, “If I unintentionally caused harm by posting something I didn’t fully understand to be a privacy violation, I sincerely apologize and have learned from this.”
Consider the Possibilities:
You laid out several potential ways this misunderstanding could have occurred (fake screenshots, consent withdrawal, being associated with other doxxers). It's good to show that you're thinking about this from multiple angles, but you might want to ask for more clarification or evidence directly from the staff in a calm, non-confrontational manner. You can say, "I'm still struggling to understand the exact incident that led to this ban, and I would appreciate further clarification from the staff on what exactly transpired."

Closing:
Finally, I’d suggest reaffirming that you respect the community and the rules, and you're willing to take steps to prevent any similar situations in the future. Something like:

"I value the LokaMC community and the experiences I’ve had here. I want to move forward in a way that ensures my actions fully align with the community standards, and I will be more careful about posting content in the future. I hope for a chance to clear up this misunderstanding and continue contributing positively."

This response shows humility, a willingness to learn, and a desire for constructive dialogue, all of which might help with your appeal.
also too early

 

[dxnketa]

+1 ive known aliitsme for 2 years, and i know for sure he wouldnt do such thing, it was probably a mistake, free my guy, he would never dox

 

[Magpieman]

After reviewing this our stance remains the same. You broke our doxing rules and will remain banned. The evidence is real and the victim did not consent to you posting an image of them. There is little else we can add to this as it is imperative we protect the victim. We do not doubt that this may not be in your nature and you may have accidentally posted a picture of somebody, but this still breaks our strict doxing rules.