Look up the punishment
Get the ban ID, the date and the reason from the relevant ban list.
Appeal a ban
An appeal is not a formality. We compare the decision again with the original evidence and the rule we used. A calm message helps your case far more than shouting.
Minecraft punishments are on the Minecraft ban list, Source bans on SourceBans. Before you write, get the ban ID and the reason listed next to it. Otherwise you end up arguing against something that did not happen.
We look at three things. Whether the evidence really matches what happened. Whether we used the right rule. And whether the punishment fits your history. Hard or disputed cases get a second read from a more senior team member.
How it works
Get the ban ID, the date and the reason from the relevant ban list.
Use Discord or email, one appeal per punishment, with the template filled in.
Give context, admit what happened if it happened, and say what has changed since.
The result is explained and recorded, so it can be reviewed again later if new evidence appears.
Correct ban ID, honest account of the incident, new context or evidence, and a calm tone.
Insults, ban evasion while appealing, pressure through public channels, or denying something clearly on video.
Joining on an alternate account during a ban extends the punishment and usually removes the option to appeal.
Duplicate tickets slow your own case down. Wait for the answer before opening another.
Copy-friendly template
Game: Server: Your name in game: Ban ID (you find it in the ban list): Date you were banned: Reason shown to you: Why do you think the ban should be changed: What has changed since then: Any proof or context we should look at: Anything else:
Appeals are reviewed on evidence and rules, not on popularity, playtime or donations.
Send it to us directly
Fill in the template below and send it straight from this page. You will get an answer on the contact you leave here.
FAQ
Most appeals are answered within a few days. Cases that need senior review or older log checks can take longer, and you are told when that happens.
Sometimes. Permanent bans for cheating or hate speech are rarely reversed, but a genuine mistaken identity or a flawed evidence chain is corrected as soon as it is confirmed.
A second appeal is only useful if you bring something new: fresh evidence, missing context, or a documented error in the original decision.
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