I decided to check this claim, since it's really easy to check, and you replied to that thread thirty-six times.
Given your behaviour at the start of that thread, in a now-deleted reply, I am shocked you were given that much leniency. To allege that you weren't given a chance to respond is absolutely ridiculous.
I think it was probably best to keep the initial report up, even if later parts should've been clamped down on. It's important for invalid reports to stay up, so other users can be made aware of that.
I don't think that's important enough to undelete them, but I'd ask Reiner to not do so in these cases in the future.
Yes, I was given the right to speak, and that’s something I won’t deny. Bambu came and allowed me to comment as I wanted, and I do not deny that.
The issue is that I did not have sufficient opportunity to respond after the staff arrived. You can review the replies after the staff joined—I made one response, and then the thread was closed. Is that fair? I wasn’t even given the chance to properly reply to their points. At the very least, I should have been allowed 4 or 5 responses. After that, if the thread was rejected and closed, it wouldn’t have been a problem for me. At least I would have presented my arguments and contributed everything I needed to. But closing it before I could even complete a second reply is something I cannot accept. At minimum, I should have been allowed up to four replies, and after that, if no staff member was convinced or no one else contributed, then closing the thread would be understandable.
Secondly, the core issue of this report is not that, but rather the presence of incorrect information unsupported by evidence. This is the more serious problem. There is not a single piece of evidence from the novel supporting those claims, and as far as I know, that violates the rules. I can demonstrate this to you if you want.
Third, look at the speed argument yourself. My argument was ignored under the pretext that it would be addressed in another thread, which has no justification. The thread reached three pages, and since it is a staff-focused discussion, there is no logical reason to close it and ignore the argument.
Finally, the most fundamental part of my argument was not addressed at all, as if it did not exist, even though it was the foundation of the entire discussion, regardless of Mitsuki and those other points.