Well, as I see it - the link which you are required to push to send the warn removal request to a moderator simply creates aditional difficulties for both the d2jsp staff and it's members. If this were made automatic, then users with ~70% warn would not be required to take the extra action in spamming the general help forums for a warn removal request forward, for they should know by looking at the sticky that it would be auto, right? Please vote.

i say no, it is fine the way it is now, and besides, if you got 70% warn lol it aint going down for several years... but ya if they want it removed, i think they should atleaset take the time to go in and click remove...

The purpose for the link is so the staff can see if you are deserving to get your warn removed. So, making it auto, would make it even more difficult for the mods.

I fail to see how clicking a link would make you more deserving..

So the mods have power over if you get it removed or not? Hm...

When clicked, you are reviewed. If auto, you are not reviewed. Understand?

I vote no.

Users that have warn are aware of the fact that they must be following the rules in order to get their warn removed.

Now, if after 30 days, they have not learned their lesson and stopped rule breaking, they should have to the right to wait and request later when their behavior is more appropriate rather than getting denied and having the timer reset.

This post was edited by Kaku01 on Dec 26 2008 12:36am

Sir, I think you need to learn to read. The mods would still have full power over if it gets removed - the link only submits the warn to be quenued for removal.

Actually I don't think you understand...

He wants the request for warn removal automatically sent after the period of time is up.

However, I still vote no to this. If you want your warn removed, you should be required to put at least some effort into it.

Edit: Confused @ the question on the poll. I'm voting to keep the "click the link" method. Usually the Poll choice is voting for your idea.

This post was edited by sarge799 on Dec 26 2008 12:47am

You do also realize that your all voting in my favour when you vote no in the poll as well, right? As that would be saying the link is not needed. Surprisingly, 100% of the posters seem to be opposed - yet the 'motion' would be the majority.