Smmer

There's also no denying the double standards applied by itdontmatta when dealing with instances of blatant rule breaks. For example, keeping up (I don't mean just ignoring it, I mean telling other mods to leave them up as well) posts and status updates that contain inflammatory slander because the target is someone he doesn't like. As well as hiding threads that should've been hidden already but they're only hidden now because it's made mention of itdontmatta's toxicity. Not to mention making excuses for long-time problematic players to justify unbanning them despite them relapsing into those same problematic behaviours soon after. Any good he may have done over his tenure has been completely overshadowed by how much he has abused the authority of his position (which he himself strengthened by removing Moderation Management, making him the sole deciding authority when dealing with the more concerning cases that require Moderation attention). The day that itdontmatta steps down from Moderation completely and is not in an advisory position is the day that I think that Moderation actually has the chance to be able to recover its much-needed positive reputation.

Incredible really, stringing along players for actual months/years who literally just want to play a minecraft server, occasionally berating them over email as well. Sorry, the Lord of the Craft is playing and you would knock down his blocks, go play elsewhere. Even Twi got her public appeal, where her bootlickers got to sing her praises and say she deserved to be unbanned, yet this is not the case for other people. I wonder what goes on behind closed doors.

Out of consideration, it should be Acknowledged that Alex has done good for the server. I will admit and attest to the times he has been helpful & shown genuine care. So all I can say is. I hope we don't continue having these problems moving forwards into the future under a new administrator.