As this feedback has turned in to a discussion, I've moved it here as a thread of its own.
Why cry over a UI? N4N0 deleted my sig and i didn't know for like 4 days.. I ain't even mad.. He's just doing his job on the site.
You act as if I'm maliciously singling you out and targeting you. If you would like, I can go through my PM's and bring up a half dozen PM conversations with other users who I've denied UI's to due to the fact they had too much color over the text.
The difference between you and them? They didn't try to stir up a shit storm for the sake of stirring up a shit storm. They worked with me, and we found a compromise. You on the other hand, outright refused to even work with me and immediately accuse me of being incompetent, and/or biased, and you are accusing me of targeting you, when realistically, you're just looking for a reason to attack me.
I honestly don't care what your opinion of me is. I feel the effects over the text are too overbearing, and need to be adjusted. As an administrator, that authority was bestowed and entrusted upon me by Matthew and Richard themselves. If you have a problem with my decision, take it to them directly rather than try to publicly slander me which is what you're currently attempting to do.
Username images are not a right. They are a privilege. The restrictions for username images are straightforward, but whether or not a request is approved is at the discretion of the staff member reviewing the request. We're human and we may look at the same image differently.
If you have a problem with how a staff member is acting or managing donation perks, feel free to contact me directly for assistance; as opposed to trying to publicly shame them and getting absolutely nowhere.
You must be thinking history is repeating itself when in actuality it's an over-exaggeration of misinterpreting guidelines and the privilege to use a UI by yourself.N4n0 is known to make poor choices, overdo his position of power, and no matter how you try to reason with him, he doesn't want to fess up to his mistakes.

