Talk:The deletion of Avalon (PLEASE READ)/@comment-26990115-20170203224007

The problem with admins has started growing ever since the State was deleted on July 21st. The fact that they would delete an entire chain of guilds for the action of a few individuals indicate the admins have little to no moral issue with deleting guilds. There's also the issue that admins have made bans and punishments much more severe than before. Before, spamming would get you a 2 hour ban. Nowadays, that same spamming could get you a week long ban.

I don't think economic factors are going to influence admin decisions. All of the Graal Police are unpaid and usually immature. The upper admins are paid (I know for a fact Xor is), but they have been such a standard of the community that us boycotting because of their action would not affect them. However, I do not think anybody besides the GPs are involved. If you want to complain, I would suggest sending a ticket to the Graal support, asking why your guild chain was deleted. If they don't answer within the month, well, I would re-send a ticket and start keeping track of all communication with admins and eventually consider emailing the head GP with evidence you're being completely ignored.

Concerning *people* (read Sehzan) claiming responsibility, I'm not surprised. I highlighted why people do this kind of lying in my article about history revisionism, but honestly, claiming to have had a guild deleted just shows the immaturity and toxicity of that guild. I have never supported those tactics, and I have made my point that using those types of scare tactics demonstrates lack of leadership. In any case, I'm sorry for you Fessler. You've made some good points, but right now, not much can be done. If it is a corrupt admin, it should be easy enough to bring him down with a little bit of investigating.