Unban request section.

[Mikal]

Unban Requests,
The reason I'm positing here is mainly because I'm wondering why everyone has Unban Request written on the title of their unban requests, it's obviously an unban request if they are posting there so I just think it would be something more like this example:

Name - Admin who banned you - Date you were banned....

Discuss or change.

[Garfield]

wtf is this? the most stupid idea i ever heard .

[Que]

wtf is this? the most stupid idea i ever heard .

There's no need for such offensive language.

[Mikal]

wtf is this? the most stupid idea i ever heard .

You didn't hear this dea, you read it.

[CharlieKasper]

I sometimes wonder that as well.

[JDC]

wtf is this? the most stupid idea i ever heard .

This is very funny, coming from you.

In better terms, the OP is suggesting that the standard title for unban requests be changed from "Unban Request - [name]" to "[Name] - [Banning Admin] - [Date]".

[Gandalf]

Why do people need such strictness ? Any post in the unban section is very likely an unban request.
For management to review, the player name and date are crucial to know the account to check logs and unban on.
What is also important is the situation in which they were banned and why they believe it was correct or not, and if they understand their fault to admit it.
All other things are just making it easier, but no need to make rules on it.

And if players wish to post without the information it just delays their unban, so why should we care about format ?

[McGarrett]

Well Gandalf, the point here is that it doesn't look very systematic when people got "OMG OMG Admeen baaahd he aboooze" as the subject of their unban request.

[Mikal]

Well Gandalf, the point here is that it doesn't look very systematic when people got "OMG OMG Admeen baaahd he aboooze" as the subject of their unban request.

And "PLZZ UNBAN ME I SORRY I DIDNT DO IT!!!!!"

[Gandalf]

Well Gandalf, the point here is that it doesn't look very systematic when people got "OMG OMG Admeen baaahd he aboooze" as the subject of their unban request.

Why do we have to look systematic? We have a very diverse player base, and that is what makes us different.
Let people write az they want, let people play as they want.
All they need to do is to stay away from offending others and heavy flaming.
If we run a forum for professionals, we might change some things, for what we are I see no need to create a rat maze and deny people for bad spelling.

[Mashgash]

It would make my job easier as an admin if I saw "[Mash] Unban request" or similar on the subject. Instead of looking through multiple topics I can direct see which topic I should observe.

Damn, I am lazy :redface:

[Gandalf]

It would make my job easier as an admin if I saw "[Mash] Unban request" or similar on the subject. Instead of looking through multiple topics I can direct see which topic I should observe.

Damn, I am lazy :redface:

Some admins might actually remember the players they banned. If you do not you either spend too much time in game, or ban too many players. 

[Mashgash]

Some admins might actually remember the players they banned. If you do not you either spend too much time in game, or ban too many players. 

Ye, I remember the players I ban as they are not so many (take away hackers and banevaders). However, the current subjects is like;

- Unban me
- I am innocent
- WHAT THE HELL?!

Instead of properly write;

- Unban request of Mash

Can takes some time to look up the required topic if the section is flooded.. :poke:

[ElMartu]

Any title works provided it's not "<ADMIN> FUCK YOU HARD ABUSER"

[Gandalf]

Ye, I remember the players I ban as they are not so many (take away hackers and banevaders). However, the current subjects is like;

- Unban me
- I am innocent
- WHAT THE HELL?!

Instead of properly write;

- Unban request of Mash

Can takes some time to look up the required topic if the section is flooded.. :poke:

Currently there are max 2 pages. Last timethis year there were minimal 5 pages...