Dear Skyblock Support Team,
I created an account before this one, but it wouldn't confirm, so I made another one. My Minecraft username is Ola_the_Lola and I have a question and a request. I have been banned from your server, and I would like to explain why it happened and ask for getting me back on it. The rule I "broke" was bridging. My island was about 70-80 blocks on one side, but there are two reasons why I broke it. First one is that I misread it. I went to /warp illegal when I was just starting on the server (about 3 weeks ago). I was sure it said "Build limits: 99x99". The second reason is that I did not understand the rule. I only saw it on /warp illegal and I did not see it in the rules book. I thought that this rule meant something completely different, because I've never played on skyblock before and I didn't understand it. I mean, why would there be a build limit? I had no idea that the islands were that close to each other, and when I built a bridge to someone's island, I thought it was just something that everyone gets to when they expand their island. Then, I have built a big building on that spot, and I have been working on it for a long time. Yesterday when I was running back from the building's side of the island, suddenly my screen went brown and it said that I was banned for bridging. I went on my friends account and checked with the rules. I realized that I broke a skyblock rule without knowing I broke it. Could you please un-ban me? I didn't understand the rule. If you ever do take the ban off, would I have to destroy that building? I promise I will stay in the build limit next time.

I hope you can help,
Ola_the_Lola

 

Please use the correct Ban Appeal format.

1. Server name (.net / .org ):
2. In-game name:
3. Full exact Ban Message:
4. Did you read the rules ?
5. Why do YOU think you were banned?
6. Was this an incorrect ban?
7. Were you ever banned before on SkyBlock? If so, what for?
8. Why do you think you should be unbanned?

You have three days to fulfill this requirement. Failure to correct the format will result in the appeal being automatically denied.

 

1. Skyblock.net
2. Ola_the_Lola
3. Banned:
Bridging. Appeal @ Skyblock Forums. ~Lycel
4. I read most of them on /warp illegal, but didn't know there was a lot more. In the regular rules book, I read them, but went through them quickly. When I somehow got the rules+ book (my friends got it), I thought I knew all the rules already, so I looked at the commands there.
5. I was banned for breaking a rule I wasn't exactly aware of. I saw the build limit rule on /warp illegal, but first of all, I did not know what it meant. I had no idea the islands were so close to each other and when I bridged over to someone's island, I thought that it was just something that everyone got when they expanded their islands. Second, when I saw it say "Build limit: 99x99", I was sure it meant 99 in each direction. My island is 70-80 blocks in one direction, and it has a big building on that end. I worked on it for a long time. Question: If I get unbanned, would I have to destroy that building?
6. I don't think so.
7. Not really. Once on this server, someone banned me for 30 minutes, but it didn't say why. I honestly have no idea either.
8. My island got grieved recently, but a Donor helped me build things back. As I already said, I didn't understand the rule. If I get unbanned, I would always stay within build limits. There are two other friends with me playing on that island, and they would really like to play with me. The whole situation was a misunderstanding and me being careless.

 

Lycel for your consideration

 

Hi Lycel,
I guess the rule I broke was bridging/part of griefing. I was building a long bridge to expand my island. I saw some random water a little further away, so I kept on building. I thought it was something everyone will get to. I built a bridge to someone's island, and probably destroyed it on the way. It is a way of griefing without griefing. You build a bridge, you get the stuff, you expand your island, and destroy someone's island. I did not have access to that person's island, so I practically stole everything that person had. I also made something my property even though it wasn't mine in the first place.

Is this good enough?
Hope to hear back,
Ola

 

But that is what I did in the later part:
" I built a bridge to someone's island, and probably destroyed it on the way. It is a way of griefing without griefing. You build a bridge, you get the stuff, you expand your island, and destroy someone's island. I did not have access to that person's island, so I practically stole everything that person had. I also made something my property even though it wasn't mine in the first place. "

 

Or do I need to write more?