False bannings galore.

To be quite frank yes. You guys gave a free pass to the leader of maple radio, frankly who did 10x more damage than tyler could have done with such an irrelevant exploit. To be honest, yes, it's against the rules, but his contributions are a lot more to show for some cheap ass gimmick. I don't agree with his actions and may scold him later because he's part of an organization we made that doesn't approve of this, but I honestly feel as though the punishment is way to severe.

Again this is my opinion, typically I go for the "black vs white" perspective to keep things balanced, but when you give people who have done considerably worse damage a jail out of free, and I say that in confidence with the hacker's on questionable websites bragging about this, then I think it's indefinitely something to consider. I do understand your opinion on the fact he should be held more accountable, but he's done more than any other user in the game, I think that should hold some credibility. 30 days, to me, would be more adequate, to set an example, but not destroy his integrity.

I have no idea who you are talking about (re: Maple radio leader), nor do I know his story to comment on it. Sorry. =/

Our policy is that people who abuse exploits are given permanent bans. Tyler was well aware of this, as would be anyone who is as familiar with the game as he is.

We do unban some people, but those are based on specific circumstances, and are performed on a case-by-case basis. In this case, following our policy, Tyler was not eligible for any leniency.

I'm admittedly floored that people are asking us to give Tyler leniency just because he's popular in the community. That's never going to be our policy. That would be favoritism and extremely unfair. Is that really what you guys want?