Yes, it was going to be sent to voting, until it was learned Godsgeneral was ban evading. If he had come clean to begin with perhaps, or if the staff did not find out, it obviously would have gone to voting.I hope something like this does not happen again
http://www.sythe.org/showthread.php?t=1460194
http://sythe.org/showthread.php?t=1466111
Several staff posted saying they supported the pardon on the condition that the victim be paid back. They were paid back, and eventually enough support was gathered for the pardon to be sent to voting. However, the thread was not sent to voting even after firez and video posted saying that it should have been sent already, due to the apparent ambiguity of the staff who's support was dependant on the victim being repaid.
Shouldn't it be that if a staff member posts saying they support on the condition that the user pay back those that were scammed, the user automatically receives their support upon paying what is owed?
The instance I gave really never bode well with me. It wasn't very fair that godsgeneral's pardon was essentially ignored even after an administrator posted saying it should be sent to voting.
Yes, it was going to be sent to voting, until it was learned Godsgeneral was ban evading. If he had come clean to begin with perhaps, or if the staff did not find out, it obviously would have gone to voting.
Nice changes though.![]()
well, the thing is he ban evaded while his pardon was still active, as he was frustrated at how long it was taking (although that doesn't justify him ban evading, but my point still stands)
Update: time limit has been removed.
Look at Lukef555's pardon again.
Do people get the point I was making now? When enough time passes, you can sweet-talk people into believing you're harmless with a sob story like that.
I have removed the time limit due to pressure from the staff, but I'm going to talk to Sythe about the concern here and see what his decision is.


how about we make it that if you've scammed within like the last 3 years, you don't get a chance at a pardon?
That's how I felt. However the time limit was removed, at least temporarily.how about we make it that if you've scammed within like the last 3 years, you don't get a chance at a pardon?

