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This idea that Nicol shouldn't be taking care of stuff like this and Dinkleberg should be responsible for decisions and handling of situations like this is dumb af. No matter how much I disagree with the current decision made, I still feel it's a lot better for Nicol to keep handling stuff like this in the future since he's currently mostly active within the community and is aware of what is happening within the server. You really want Dinkleberg, who is pretty much a ghost right now, to handle any drama without any knowledge or context of the people and events involved? In my opinion, people barely involved in the community should have little say regarding issues like this. The server already has a bias problem towards non active veteran staff/members. Remember when every TTT unban thread had a comment from RussEfarmer, who doesn't even play TTT, where he gave out his opinion on how every ban should be handled without any knowledge or context of the people involved which resulted in someones ban getting extended because he said so? You want every major issue right now to be handled by Dink, who is pretty much an outsider right now? (TheyAreTheSamePersonAnyways)
Regarding Jack - based on everything presented right now, it just seems like he was only punished for being friends or just talking with Noire. Pretty much everyone agrees Noires offense is pretty minor and all of the "evidence" presented that Jack aided him is negligible and debunkable. Both Noire and Jack at this point agree for the "evidence" to be made public, why wasn't then? The whole situation seems like someone in staff had a hate boner for Noire and just blew everything outta proportion, a lot more than it needed to. Kind of scummy to also punish Jack so harshly when the server is already low on staff. The dude has been one of the most active staff members for the last two months, really motivated af and had his promotion pretty much approved. If there's nothing more concrete released regarding Jack, me and many others won't be convinced this was a fair decision. Never have I seen new people, veterans and staff agree so unanimously about a decision made being wrong.