TOPIC: Disrespectful moderator

Name: Swegi
SteamID: STEAM_0:1:61030826
Tier: He is a moderator
Reason: Chester gave me a link of him disrespecting a player in OOC and also he warned a player unprofessionally by adding a face at the end of his warn "Random demotion ;_;"
Evidence: This is where he disrespected a player

And this is his warn

righto, basically tell me how unprofessional is adding a face to a guy who demotes you for having "too much sweg". like literally.
a player, right, a random player?. not at all, he had intentionally jumped into my face and suiciding then got me arrested.
also replacing the "rank" with "tier" doesn't make it look any hardcore, i'm all tier S for swegi. once again that player isn't even random, i'd consider him as a buddy. if you think that friends would react otherwise to eachother then good luck.
edit: not to mention this coke is flat, either way I could do the same to chester, unwarning himself after saying "im in a meeting" yet still sitting in the darkrp cdming people. yes that was 2 weeks ago and is still valid with full proof
edit: also not to mention that this is a mid rush, but the "template" isn't even respected, it's supposed to say [SSRP] Demotion request for Swami, and not to mention again the hardcore replacement of words found in the dictionary. like really. chester could've made this himself.
more edit: oh man this emoticon for the thread makes it even professional(er) either way, the tier is used incorrectly, if that's what you're trying to do, this is a tier 1 case, so do some research.

Well swami,
despite the fact it's your friend you don't have to disrespect him on OOC.
Staff-Members are role-models and if you disrespect someone people think you can do that on this server.
So please next time use pm or something.

This will be discussed with swami and the lead team and deliever the appropriate punishment if needed.


-Locked in till further notice

Going to pursue this.

Worthy of a verbal, non-recorded warning because of lack of severity. If he does it again in future, it will have harsher consequences.

The word 'role-model' used by Apache is very relevant to this case, and should be in mind at all times for staff members.

Locked.