[Ban Appeal] THE_MF [Jelly][Accepted]

1. Server name (.net / .org ): Skyblock.org
2. In-game name: THE_MF
3. Full exact Ban Message: "Killing other's animals"
4. Did you read the rules ? Yes
5. Why do YOU think you were banned? I think i was banned for using a public spawner
6. Was this an incorrect ban? Well I believe so because there was a sign saying "Feel free to use the spawners below."
7. Were you ever banned before on SkyBlock? If so, what for? Ye, but i was hacked and someone "griefed" anothers island (that was what the message said)
8. Why do you think you should be unbanned? I think i should be unbanned because i honestly love this server and if it wasn't for that sign saying i could use them, I wouldn't have used them.

 

I asked the owner of the horses that you killed if you had permission. They said you didn't. You killed 4 of his horses. Your account is your responsibility.

Please re-read our rules here: The Rules in the Most In-Depth Form | Skyblock Forums I will continue after you have done so.

 

What was the warp to the island?

I re-read the rules and i understand now to not kill any animals no matter what. I will not do it again.

 

I don't know the warp to the island, they just reported it to me.

How can I trust you to not break this rule again?

 

Honestly i understand now that i should not intervene will others property because if it was me i wouldn't like it either.

 

You said you were hacked, yet you sound like you remember that you did it?
Were you hacked or was it really you?

 

No I was hacked before and they griefed someones island. I know because I know who was responsible and they told me.

 

How can I know you will be more responsible for your account? What will you do to prevent from getting hacked again?

 

Well i will change my password at least once a month so i believe that will help.

 

I do not want to see you in this section again, if I do I will not be as easy in your next appeal.

 

Your ban appeal has been accepted.
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