I've had a couple of beers, had a great time playing some oldschool games but now it's about time I'm making this thread which hopefully doesn't immediately get shut down for some kind of reason.
As you all might know I've been demoted on Mar 21, 2019 for this reason:
I've been demoted effective immediately for letting my emotions slip in on multiple occasions, calling out staff and community members publicly, being rude, abusing my powers and broke the staff code of conduct by insubordination. I've been granted a 3 month holidays by force from the staff team and am allowed to apply again after. As for now my best advice is to hand all ban evaders and other offenders a jail-free card.
From then till now I haven't completely abandoned Sythe as you could tell by the Report A Ban Evader section, though I have had the necessary time to realise I was undervalued here therefore I went on searching for other multi-gaming communities (aside of my own) and I've gotten into CS:GO more from then. I still am playing this game at this moment with an too expensive inventory which I plan on selling asap to use for a new computer. I've spent alot of time aswell in this other community but interests change; the majority went on playing WoW Classic which isn't completely the game made for me to play long-term. The new Call of Duty Modern Warfare seems to be however, if I get more people to play it with.
Either way, that's not what's this about. Referring back to the reasons above given to me by Shin we all know the majority of this is true. We all know I was probably one of the most active staff members at the time, aswell as the one who was the most emotional. It stresses me out though when you're expected to do stuff on a forum other users were allowed to slack with no activity for a long time.
I've never shared the actual chatlog between me and Shin, and probably never will unless I have his permission to but I've heard several times that I should stop letting my emotions get a hold of me, though never actually have I heard anything like " or else you'll be removed from staff " or whatever, so even though they figured a break would help, I don't as I'm certain they should have simply allowed me to learn during the way, instead of being expected to be perfect from day 1. We're all humans, we all seek for confirmation whether or not we've done something wrong or right admit it or don't, and especially I, am one of them. Some get the hint from " you're shit " while some, such as myself, actually need to be explained if and what I am doing wrong.
Regardless, this isn't so much about what I think they could have done differently - I have my very own opinion ready for that and I doubt they would adjust given any feedback - though I'm interested in what I could have done differently, or if, let's say I were ever trying to become a moderator again how can I make sure I won't have any de-ja-vu?
Probably one of the best options would be to step away from this community but I don't know, despite not feeling valued in any way as a moderator (you'll be indispensable yet a burden for the community) I do think it does fill a void. Same applies to hunting/catching ban evaders. Staff hates you to go "head-hunting" yet we can all agree it protects the market. Numerous occasions have I reported ban evaders who later on scammed someone to only figure out this could've been prevented. I guess as a long-term staff member ban evading indeed is a never ending cycle, though for the ones who are recently here or still have a fresh set of mind; even the little scams who can be prevented is war worth fighting for.
So there you have it, a 7 month break still hasn't changed me as a person, so my question here is - who was wrong and if I was in any way wrong, how could I learn myself to adjust? Because a simply demotion won't do. Neither will anything else aside of actually teaching me and giving me insight in what exactly I was doing wrong. For ban evaders it's crystal clear written in The Official Sythe.org Rules what they are doing wrong and what their punishments are, yet for me there are none. How can you expect me to change when you're not willing to actually give me any help or tips?
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