What was your type of punishment?
Ban

What is your SteamID?
U:1:313671083

Who has punished you?
Wanka

Why were you punished?
Free kill/Attempted mass freekill.
Freekills a pyro and kills me as despite not knowing if i was rebelling or not during an RTD day because he assumed and was told it was a FFA and not free day. I say attempted mass freekill because he went out to kill other but was killed before he could.

Why should we revoke your punishment?
I believe that instead of a full on server ban it should be a team ban for a month or more. I understand that I did indeed free kill those 2 people because I thought it was a ffa day, but I don't believe that a month server ban is the right punishment. Normally when blues free kill it results in a team ban, and my justification for why I killed those 2 in the moment was because I thought it was a ffa day. if I knew it wasn't I wouldn't of killed them of course. so what I'm trying to say is that the ban should be changed to a team ban for a month or 2 months. I also want to add that my ban before this one that was a month long also wasn't me. i never made an alternate accout and i never knew what happened, but at the time i did not know you could make an appeal so i just sat with it. I just don't find a server ban to be fair. thank you for taking the time to read this and I hope you consider what I have to say.

Just looked through your multiple bans. Several for call admin abuse, one for ammo glitching and anther for trying to connect from the same IP with your normal name.

Summation? You DID try and connect with an alt account. Either that or someone snuck in your house and made an account with your same name. I'll take this accusation of you lying back, when you provide a police report. You have broken the most obvious rules, some repeatedly and I think a month off would be healthy for you and the server.

Cheers,
Robb

You've proven yourself to be a clueless git with the amount of times you've been banned for calladmin abuse and why you were banned recently, so a month is just enough time for you to clear up any misconceptions you might have of the rules.