ParaMontana wrote:
I'm sorry, but that's just outrageous. Typically if the player tries lying their way out of it, then they shouldn't receive that kind of consideration. Chances are that player would immediately be dismissed in the meeting if they were to apply for powers because they hacked. In YOUR case, you tried twisting the story around even though there was un-deniable evidence that claimed your guilt. The fact that you wrote this as if it was a straight confession and completely disregarded the situation where you were confronted by the lead team is shocking and quite nefarious. My point is, I think it's reasonable enough to believe that you knew what you were doing, and the potential consequences of that, regardless if it was merely b-hopping. The scripts you obtained were apparently far more than just b-hopping scripts anyway.

If you would have just admitted to what you did to the admins from the start, then this would be far easier to accept, but instead you decide to make it complicated.