In Game Name:

XshiroeXsoraX​

Have you changed your Minecraft username since being banned? If so, what is your previous name:

No​

Which of ECC's services are you banned on:

Main-Server​

Reason of Ban:

Moderate grief/minor crop grief in the town of scarborough​

Rule Violated:

Section 2 - Griefing, Trolling and Harassment
Clause 1 - Griefing
Grief is defined as breaking or destroying things that do not belong to you, including breaking and replacing things to get to places that otherwise you shouldn't be going (for example, breaking into someone's house.) This can also extend to building things in areas that do not belong to you.
Grief is not allowed in protected towns, unless the town owner has decided otherwise. In the event a grief occurs in a non-grief town then a grief report can be filed here: Grief Report and Rollback Request
If a town allows grief then all residents must be informed before joining the town.
When a grief report is filed, grief is graded on a sliding scale of minor/moderate/major based on the amount and severity of damage done, and is determined based on staff guidelines by the staff member investigating the situation. It is also determined at that time whether the grief is bad enough to warrant a rollback.
Grief in the wild is frowned upon, but allowed. Staff will not take any action in the case of wild grief.
Please see Section 7 for rules regarding grief in the Aether, Nether and Mining World.​

Please explain in your own words what the rule(s) means:

Griefing means that you destroy or replace any blocks that do not belong to you. It also means that you destroy or replace blocks to get to places you should not be going to.​

Reason you feel you think you should be un-banned:

I'm sorry that I griefed the town of Scarborough. When I saw the message saying that I got evicted from the town, I got pretty mad and started destroying blocks.
I promise that I will not grief again, and that you will not hear any complaints about me griefing in the future.So please have mercy and give me a second chance.​