Website/pages/articles/an_update_on_my_situation.js

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import Article from '../../components/article';
import Author from '../../components/author';
import Navbar from '../../components/navbar';
import EndQuote from '../../components/endquote';
export default function AnUpdateOnMySituation() {
return (
<>
<Navbar />
<Article>
<Author>TheRed</Author>
Hello,<br/>
So I've been suspended from TotalFreedom in its entirety because apparently I broke "UK law". I haven't broken any law, as I haven't participated in the forums attack itself, and all I've done is hide information that I had a very minimal amount of.<br/>
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The situation is a mess, and I don't see how I should've been suspended, let alone indef-banned.<br/><br/>
Anyways, I have been thinking a lot about this, and I have a feeling I might quit TotalFreedom in its entirety, even if I would get unbanned. The reason for that is because the community just feels simply unwelcoming in some regard, and there are other projects and stuff I have to do, including this website as well.<br/>
I've already pretty much ruined my reputation in the community, and if I wanted to try again, I don't see how my reinstatement would be accepted, if I do so decide to do that.<br/>
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The simple nature of the problem being so ridiculously oversimplified to people means that people are blind to the details that I think matter. This means that people think wrong of me and probably want me just gone out of the community, and think bad of me. In reality, I'm just a person like everyone else, and I have feelings. I'm not a robot that breaks everything no matter what. I realize that I have greatly fucked up my reputation, and I don't see how I could continue on the community.<br/>
It's very likely that I will leave the community as a whole and continue onto other projects.<br/><br/>
If anything new happens, an article will be made on this website.
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<EndQuote>Thank you,<br/>
TheRed.</EndQuote>
</Article>
</>
)
}