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(08-11-2018, 07:43 AM)thatguy3339 Wrote: I will want one or more sentences for each question, after which I will request that a mod or admin look at your appeal.

1) Are you allowed add/delete/harvest anybody else's built blocks (not natural), fenced in plants or fenced in animals?

1. You are never allowed to add/delete/harvest anybody's blocks, crops, or animals. There are no exceptions other than if they gave you permission.

2) If a player is banned can you take over their build?

2. If a player is banned, you still may not take over their build. If they get unbanned, or just want their builds untouched, it would be very unfortunate for them to come back to see their builds destroyed. I surely would have hated it if I came back to my whole town destroyed.

3) If a build is abandoned can you remove any part of it?

3. If a build is abandoned, you may not remove any part of it. There is no exception to the no griefing rule.

4) If you accidentally break another players block what should you do?

4. Using common sense, put the block/s back if possible. If not possible, it would be best to be honest and tell a staff member your mistake. They would probably more than willing to help you out, especially if it gets you out of a ban.

5) Why did you take the beacon and the other blocks?

5. I took the beacon and the other blocks because I honestly was too lazy to get the resources myself. I know my town needed a beacon and had interest in getting a beacon, and I thought it would have been much easier to just steal the beacon and wishing that no one noticed. Of course, it backfired.

6) What have you learned from this experience?

6. From this experience, I have learned that rules are rules, and no matter the circumstance, they must be followed. Honesty is the best policy, and at all times, I should show integrity when making decisions. It is unfair to those who worked hard to get the resources they have, when someone like me comes along and steals them away. From now on, I will never steal or grief, as I realize the effect it may have on people.

Thank you for your time,

Dominic.