I just came here to tell you that the ME wikia had made some changes in the right direction with the nomination of Trandra as new admin and the nomination of others chat moderators. I'm sure that those changes will please you as much as they pleased me, especially because you were a part of those changes.
It could be great to see you back in business to support us on several projects of the wikia and to share, once more, our visions on our common "passion".
Given my stance on the issue I bet you weren't expecting this from me, but I feel that you deserve this much at least. I would like to apologize for some of my behavior towards you since the ban. I have been somewhat attacking you on the ME wiki and avoiding you on the DA wiki, and I feel as though that was immature of me. Regardless about what I think of the ban itself, I do not believe that you had malicious intent or are a bad person. I am hoping that whatever animosity towards me that you may have (or not, I don't know) will be forgiven.
When I get into arguing or debating something, I tend to get overly zealous and aggressive, that's just who I am. Sometimes I need to take an outside look and remove myself from the conversation at hand to evaluate my comments, and more often then not I see that they come out much more hostile, condescending, and all around more rude than I intentioned them to be. That's what I saw here, needless slandering, so I figured an apology is in order.
Very well then, I've forgiven you time and again, so one more time hardly makes a difference. However, you must understand this: I've reached a point of no return and I'm thus forgiving just the stance, not the issue - neither the minor nor the major one. If you wish, and if you think that there might be some merit to what I say, I am still willing to discuss this with you, though.
Well, I'd say that this comes with opening a long-festering wound - ugly and messy, but hopefully healthy in the long run, provided that the patient doesn't ignore his condition. - But this is for a very lengthy discussion; see me in the chat when you feel like it.
It's sad to see you go. I'm sorry that I didn't get to say good-bye on your profile talk page. I wasn't there when this bull went down, but I still think I'd would have fought for you. I'm so sorry I wasn't there. I hope that we meet again. Good bye!
From, your friend,
TW6464
Hello! I have recently read over the whole ban situation, and I would like to inform you that, should any sort of major conflict arise from it all, you have my support. You were not maliciously canvassing votes. Furthermore, the instant passage of the policy in question behind closed doors is far greater a threat to the wiki's democratic system than any vote canvassing would have been. At least one MEWiki Senior Editor stands at your side.
Thank you for your support and I assure you that had I known that reaching out to particular people, who, in my opinon, had every right to know what was going on, might be considered a form of canvassing, I wouldn't have done it.
Unfortunately, as the majority or the active Review Panel members have already condemned me and the freshest addition of loyal senior editors curiously coincides with my ban, I see presenting my case to them again as pointless, I'm going to leave the wiki for good, anyway, and I really don't know if it's worth to pursue the issue merely to make a stance, I'm feeling rather exhausted these days.
I'm also sad to see you go, but I understand. That entire situation and the Admin's response was f*cking ridiculous, but that's pretty much what's to be expected.
Thank you. Well, I suppose that you read my response to SpartHawg, so you know the whole reason why I left, having lost all hope that a reasonable arrangement can ever be reached.
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