I do believe the new appeal system is much better than just looking at a reply in a sanction thread. However, one thing bothers me quite a bit.
It takes an EXTREMELY long time for appeals to process.
While for larger offenses, and things such as permabans (or in my case, committing mass murder) I can understand a longer time before it is processed (as heavy discussion is required), a simple rule break such as swearing a bit too much, or acting ooRP ingame should NOT take up to a month to process, like a lot of appeals have. This is way, WAY longer than the old system, and makes the whole point of appealing...unappealing.
Please take this into consideration. I know the staff can be busy at times, but that doesn't excuse making people wait a month for extremely basic offenses, that require little (if any) discussion.
People are enjoying their family holidays before the September season hits. I suppose the only actual working suggestion is to sit tight and not be on the appeal-list in the first place, right?
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It's true though. People are busy with their lives, staff or not - It's summer. The final days of summer vacation. Constantly bickering for it to get done isn't going to make them go any faster. Understanding that they've got lives themselves and do this in their spare time is quite important when it comes to respecting the people who run the Community.
Currently unable to consistently be present in the Community due to life constraints.
I told another guy he was breaking many rules (noRP, flaming etc) and then i told him that can get him banned, got banned, been in bastille for 3 days now and waiting.
Not sooooo bad but i would like to fly with that ship again.
To be honest I liked the previous system better. As you might already know every summer things were slow, like every summer. So just sit back and try to be patient.