Because this is a public wiki where anybody can view any conversations. And it is against the rules to be harassing or trash talking anybody on the wiki. If ZaStando doesn't want his name being mentioned, then we should still respect that regardless of whether or not they're banned. Stuff like that often provoke people. And it wasn't entirely out of line, 90% of the staff here agree that Corgi is heavily problematic and that he shouldn't even be here. Even ZaStando has apologized to people for his behaivor, and Corgi literally states that he's not ever going to shape up because it's against his "Personality."
For one @Emissary of Hell, you're barely on the wiki and don't quite have any notable reputations. You do appear to be mostly here just to give your friends some FRA's. Which isn't ban worthy or malicious behaivor, but it's still suspicious. Prom and Reppuzan have both gone on record to say that constantly asking friends to give FRA's isn't really something a trust worthy person would do as that's quantity of quality and in a way an example of forming a rebellion against the staff and regulations. It's also natural for friends to downplay the severity of words spoken by their friends while exaggerating everything said against them; AKA self-fulfilling Prophecy.
There is a fine line between constructive criticism and insulting people. And there's also a different between rudeness/bluntless and borderline harassment. Telling people that they have a reputation of being the worst behaved users here or one of the worst violators of Fandom's TOS is not insulting, it's constructive criticism. Insulting people's intelligence, and resorting to name calling is insults. Calling fanbases desperate, it not harassment. Not even if the word "*******" is used. It's very rude and blunt for sure, but unless it's constant or a gang attack, it's not harassment. There's
many different examples of harassment in which constantly slurring people is one of them. And also
spreading gossip behind people's backs is included as an example of harassment.
Corgi still acts just as toxic and insulting as they did. And he's only increased his hostility after he got banned. I also seen him attack people on various YouTube comments. Corgi the type of person who deliberately refuses to listen to reason and is thus the type of person who should stay banned. Even Shake and several others said they can't really defend him anymore and is why they're reasonably focused on just defending ShadowWarrior. So this isn't poisoning the well or gas-lighting, this is pointing out the borderline truth.
Corgi did indeed tagged everyone on the server. Which would include the minors on the server. It's not different than some guy walking into a family friendly community (Either a church, amusement park, or fun place for kids to hang out) and dropping nudes all over the place. And no, encouraging criminal activity is indeed criminal activity. There is a reason every mainstream online community known to man has TOS that says do not encourage criminal activity. Also, a politician ordering a bombing on a bunch of civilians is enough to call those people genocidal maniacs regardless of whether or not the military decides to listen to them. Encouraging people to commit suicide still counts as the person encouraging that being a cold-blooded murderer regardless if the receiver actually does end up committing that.
Corgi should always be thinking before he says anything. And a borderline mockery telling people to suck on a child's body parts is still very serious. And Corgi's intent was to deliberate cause him and everyone on the server problems. It's like firing a gun wildly and claiming you have no intent of shooting anybody. ZaStando painting Corgi as a genocidal maniac isn't really any different in context than Corgi trying to paint ZaStando as a "Pedophile". I am not uneducated; I have graduated college and have studied both the laws of man and more spiritual laws for years.
It doesn't matter too much who knows who IRL, what does matter is that having "An odd ball sense of humor" is not an excuse to constantly harass people who don't share that same sense of humor. You guys don't even know me outside of threads Sonic related. In reality, I'm not some control freak that you guys constantly paint me as. I am one of the most active staff members here who gives input regarding many different verses; some go well and some don't go so well. And even verses that are more popular and have more arbitrary proposals don't always end up chaotic. Pritti described me best saying that I'm actually very kind to most of the community as well as very level headed regarding the balance of our system.
It is our job to monitor whether to not someone does pose a threat to the wiki. And a threat can mean a threat in a lot of different ways. Whether it's fanbases aggressively wanking their favorite verse and downplaying any verses "Opposite" of those verses. Or ganging up to attack prominent staff members who are just trying to give reasonable input regarding what is or isn't legit. A lot of things are considered destabilization. And Sera herself did say that Corgi was the only one she considered a threat and needed to be banned. And Kepekley did say that if you read between the lines of those scans recorded, he did say you could tell there was some sort of plot to destabilize the wiki.
So bottomline, Corgi is not getting unbanned. And the political views aren't the main thing making his ban. It's his extremism and harassment in DMs is the main reason. And yes, it was agreed we should stop talking about him. Side note,
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