- 88
- IGN
- quack95
- Pronouns
- he/him
2. What did they do? He has constantly and repeatedly trolled everyone online by using a splash potion and /spawnmob Enderman 10 to make an annoying noise and have endermen teleporting everywhere around the area they were spawned. He also set a warp called "grief" at a player's build, which was unwanted by the player. The same player has also constantly complained of Telephone disguising as different animals and entering builds of the player, which was also unwanted. Telephone has constantly stirred shit up in chat and is literally the definition of a troll. He also crashed gamingto12's server, and then continued acting like he had nothing to do with it in the server chat, once again, being a troll.
3. What indefinitely bannable offense does this fall under according to the community guidelines?
The rules are extremely vague but he's basically:
- A troll
- A shit stirrer
And, rule 1 of the community guidelines (treatment towards members)
4. Add logs and/or screenshots of the occurrence here, and tag any witnessing staff. Evidence of previous offenses that are not the direct cause of this request can also be added here.
Witnesses:
@Alco_Rs11
@QRTRx4
@Tizz
(this was after i deleted /warp grief, because people were going to warp there and grief the player's build)
There are just a small tiny amount of the recent occurrences that lead to this request. There is also one instance of Telephone bypassing his discord timeout after (I'm making this next part up) probably chatting in minecraft to bypass the timeout. I would like twoeighths' insight on this, as I was not present during the ban. He has also disturbed ASmallerMolecule constantly which lead to, you guessed it, a smite.
5. Are they known under any other names or IPs, and if so, are they currently (indefinitely) banned under those names and IPs? This information is used to keep track of ban bypassers.
No, not as of right now.
6. Duration of the ban (Set a duration that reflects the severity of the offence.) 3 months should do.
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