Splinian Unban Appeal

[passway]

HES BACK

 

[Z3K33]

HE RETURNED

 

[coolkidsupa]

time 182731231

 

[DevvyVR]

+1 please man

 

[Terenoca]

+1 can yall inv me to that 3 invites = random of fortnite acc pls

 

[Prodxgy]

no way he chatgptd an appeal

 

[flwh]

3 invites = random og acc

 

[xTR1_]

+1 luv Splinian and send me that crazy discord

 

[mimo4]

why are you making an AI appeal how hard is it to write a paragraph in your first language?

 

[czmpos]

why are you making an AI appeal how hard is it to write a paragraph in your first language?

who puts Sincerely man, only chat gpt

also, the coincidence of chat gpt saying thank you for your time and consideration

Find the differences game

 

[passway]

Please do not talk to my client without his lawyer..

 

[Obstinance]

nothing better to do than troll on loka forums ):

 

[monocurve]

+1

 

[czmpos]

Please do not talk to my client without his lawyer..

Im just giving him a recommendation, if he wants to be unbanned he shouldn't use a tool that types for him.

 

[Britxsh]

+1 free zamings (and splinian)

 

[glory]

-1 posted the video of the guy shooting up that one store and labeled as "airsoft" on a different server. really weird guy.

 

[mimo4]

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who puts Sincerely man, only chat gpt

also, the coincidence of chat gpt saying thank you for your time and consideration


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Find the differences game

"ethical and lawful behavior"
"rules and regulations"
its pretty obvious its an AI written appeal

 

[Babysoy]

-1 Chat GPT and just an extremely racist/toxic guy.

 

[czmpos]

-1 Chat GPT and just an extremely racist/toxic guy.

While the use of GPT in the banned player's appeal may demonstrate a level of commitment to finding a solution, it ultimately does not excuse the toxic behavior that led to the ban in the first place. As such, I agree with Babysoy's decision not to unban the player.

Toxic behavior can have a significant impact on the gaming experience for other players, and it is the responsibility of moderators to maintain a safe and enjoyable environment. Allowing a toxic player to return after a ban sends a message that such behavior is acceptable, which can lead to further toxicity in the community.

Furthermore, Babysoy's decision not to unban the player shows a commitment to maintaining a fair and consistent standard for all users, regardless of their individual circumstances or use of advanced technology like GPT.

Overall, I fully support Babysoy's decision not to unban the toxic player, even in light of their use of GPT in their appeal. It is essential to prioritize the well-being and enjoyment of all players and to maintain a fair and consistent standard in the community. ( i swear i didn't used gpt on this) ( i understand half of the words this text says)

 

[DevvyVR]

While the use of GPT in the banned player's appeal may demonstrate a level of commitment to finding a solution, it ultimately does not excuse the toxic behavior that led to the ban in the first place. As such, I agree with Babysoy's decision not to unban the player.

Toxic behavior can have a significant impact on the gaming experience for other players, and it is the responsibility of moderators to maintain a safe and enjoyable environment. Allowing a toxic player to return after a ban sends a message that such behavior is acceptable, which can lead to further toxicity in the community.

Furthermore, Babysoy's decision not to unban the player shows a commitment to maintaining a fair and consistent standard for all users, regardless of their individual circumstances or use of advanced technology like GPT.

Overall, I fully support Babysoy's decision not to unban the toxic player, even in light of their use of GPT in their appeal. It is essential to prioritize the well-being and enjoyment of all players and to maintain a fair and consistent standard in the community. ( i swear i didn't used gpt on this) ( i understand half of the words this text says)

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have you heard of the saying "don't believe everything you see on the internet" before?