Mike,
Back to basics; here's how this works: A crew member sees something that looks like cheating, and bans. When an appeal is made, the crew member asks if there is some sort of explanation that may clarify what actually happened (if it was an anomaly or something). If nothing is brought up that may be suspect, then the ban stays.
Lithirim has been a player here for over two years, and a crew member for over one. Suffice it to say, he has a trained eye. After playing SAMP for that long, it's pretty easy to spot cheats from bugs. The reason you are still banned is because you haven't provided an explanation to what he saw, revealing that you didn't cheat. "I don't know what happened" isn't good enough.
That being said, unless you have any new information that you haven't discussed, it would be futile to continue to appeal.
Thanks!
Nanook
Back to basics; here's how this works: A crew member sees something that looks like cheating, and bans. When an appeal is made, the crew member asks if there is some sort of explanation that may clarify what actually happened (if it was an anomaly or something). If nothing is brought up that may be suspect, then the ban stays.
Lithirim has been a player here for over two years, and a crew member for over one. Suffice it to say, he has a trained eye. After playing SAMP for that long, it's pretty easy to spot cheats from bugs. The reason you are still banned is because you haven't provided an explanation to what he saw, revealing that you didn't cheat. "I don't know what happened" isn't good enough.
That being said, unless you have any new information that you haven't discussed, it would be futile to continue to appeal.
Thanks!
Nanook
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