In Game Name: Capbo_, Drewbo_, and matrix_repHave you changed your Minecraft username since being banned/muted? If so, what is your previous name: No, we have not.Which of ECC's services are you banned/muted on: NetworkReason of Ban/Mute: "Troll"Rule Violated: Clause 2 - Trolling Trolling is not allowed on the server, especially any trolling that is directed towards another user. This includes, but is not limited to: -Flame baiting -Harassment (See Section 2 Clause 3.) -Cyber-bullying -Attempts to start any form of chaos and discord within the server.Please explain in your own words what the rule(s) means: This mean we should not go out of way to disturb or harass other users on the server. We should always be striving to make the community a more positive environment for everyone.Reason you feel you think you should be un-banned/un-muted: Per the official ECC Steps to get unbanned for "Troll": https://web.archive.org/web/2022112...eason-troll-new-8-step-appeal-process.162841/ Instead of writing out three paragraphs. We felt it more appropriate to express our thoughts on the cake and its taste through a YouTube video, diving deeper into what the cake really means.
Beautiful cake, definitely would eat. 9.1/10 to be honest... I have to stick with matrix's original evaluation. I am slightly confused however, all three of these accounts have access to ECC and are not banned.
Mr. Andrewkm.... Baking the cake with my friends wasn’t just about following a tradition—it was a reflection of something much deeper. We weren’t forced into doing it, nor were we trying to meet some imposed condition after being permabanned from EcoCityCraft. This was a conscious choice, a moment of introspection where we realized how our actions had affected others. Trolling had been our way of having fun, but somewhere along the way, we forgot that there are real people on the other side of the screen. The cake became more than just flour, sugar, and frosting—it became a symbol of our desire to change, to grow, and to repair the invisible damage we might have caused. As we mixed the ingredients and laughed together, I couldn’t help but think back to those times we reveled in causing chaos, not fully grasping the ripple effects. Now, the act of baking felt different. It felt like a chance to wipe the slate clean, not just for us but for the community we had been a part of. This wasn’t about erasing the past, but rather acknowledging it in the most tangible way we knew how. By coming together and making this cake, we were signaling a turning point, a shared understanding that it was time to move forward—this time with respect and intention. In a way, this cake represented our personal growth. We were no longer the same people who found joy in disruption. Standing in that kitchen with my friends, it felt like we were stepping into something new, something better. It wasn’t just about gaming anymore—it was about who we were becoming, both online and off. The cake became a silent promise to ourselves and to the community that we could be better, that we would be better. And in that moment, it felt like the start of something more meaningful—a fresh beginning built on reflection, accountability, and hope for what we could create, together. It is time, the Bo Family turns a new leaf...
