[RussEfarmer]

As some previous people said, staff discretion should only be involved when actually IDENTIFYING a rule break, not administering a punishment. If you get too topsy-turvey with the way you do things for specific people, you get into the grounds of unfair punishments for other people, which turns into an entire ordeal to sort out with those involved. A quote from the nopleez appeal sums it up pretty well:

My question is (for anyone), since im not worried that the same shit would happen because it will, why? What changed, or why does one person get special privilege after 30 something bans when we perma ban people for throwing an incend into a crowd? We keep people banned for all sorts of actually unimportant things and yet when it comes to conduct in the community ...