So I'm going to start a story, and in each post someone gets to continue it! Please don't double post and keep it appropriate. Also, It would be better if in each post you only use one sentence and please don't just cut it off, for example: "And then he died." Ok, I think that's it :3 I suppose I'll begin. Oh and I may turn this into a book one day if this gets enough replies Once upon a time there was a nub named Bash...
His ban appeal went as follows: Minecraft Username:SuburbSomeone Have you changed your Minecraft username since being banned? If so, what is your previous name?: NUU Which of ECC's services are you banned on? [Main Server/Teamspeak/Shoutbox/Lobby Server]: Main Server Reason of Ban: Stealing a watermelon Rule violated: None Please explain in your own words what the rule(s) means: You can steal things and not get banned...? Reason you feel you think you should be unbanned: It's not against the rules.
Bashdash was too salty too truly unban SuburbSomeone, so Sub was sent to Exile Island to prove his worth in 100% vanilla survival.
And he found a strange book there, entitled "Welcome to my Island". The author was none other than @Exilenela. Also... Bash can't unban anyone...
Now that he was unbanned, SuburbSomeone brought the book he had found on the island onto the main server, where he began to read it.
, he discovered that Exilenela had, in fact, never been banned, but had somehow been able to place the book on the island anyway.
@BuildsByGideon, you do realize you could add something significant to the story, right? It's not meant to be written by one person Suburb wondered why this book was on the island, and with his vast forum knowledge, decided to question @DevotedtoRaccooy as his first suspect.
After talking for a bit, they realized that @Exilenela had created the island to torment the perma-banned users of ECC. The perma-banned players would send vulgar messages in global for a lifetime, only to realize nobody could see them. Suburb then asked if @Exilenela could prove him with a watermelon from @jmichael214's illegal watermelon black-market. Little did they know what that watermelon was for...