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Got site muted for no reason
- Thread starter Vyomi
- Start date
And as explained to you earlier it will be discussed with the room owner
Staff does not discuss site actions against anyone, including yourself, outside of other Staff.
You have options
1.) If it is a Site Action (Applied site wide and not just a particular group), you can appeal through the proper channels and contest it with the Admins.
2.) If it is a Room Action (Applied to one singular group and does not impact the rest of the site) then you would need to take it up with the room owner.
You will get absolutely nothing accomplished screaming into the void of people who can not and will not discuss site actions with non-staff. You need to speak to the correct people. If you want to know who to contact to get what you need done, that is a valid question, even if you have been told already.
Usually, when someone claims they got muted, kicked, or banned 'for no reason' and insists they did nothing wrong, there is almost always more to the story 
Once the full picture comes out, it’s usually pretty clear why the action was taken.
More often than not, simply taking accountability, admitting your mistakes, and apologizing goes a lot further in resolving things—though it's obviously not a guaranteed fix.
Once the full picture comes out, it’s usually pretty clear why the action was taken. More often than not, simply taking accountability, admitting your mistakes, and apologizing goes a lot further in resolving things—though it's obviously not a guaranteed fix.
