01
File the facts
Who you are, the Steam and Discord on the ban, and what actually happened — in your words.
Appeals desk
Ask the countyto look again
One active appeal at a time. Be precise. If you were not banned under this account, say so clearly and include the Steam and Discord you actually play on.
01
File the facts
Who you are, the Steam and Discord on the ban, and what actually happened — in your words.
02
Wait the walk
Staff read the file in order. One active appeal at a time. Notes land on your docket.
03
Take the stamp
Accepted lifts the ban. Denied starts a cooldown. Lying on this desk is a second offense.
The walk
Three stationsbefore a stamp
02
Wait the walk
Staff read the file in order. One active appeal at a time. Notes land on your docket.
03
Take the stamp
Accepted lifts the ban. Denied starts a cooldown. Lying on this desk is a second offense.
County of RedWood
The appealsdocket
File the facts. Staff read every word. Lying on this desk is a second offense.
Before you ask
The deskalready answered
Can I appeal a ban?
Yes. Use this public desk. One active appeal at a time. After a denial there is a cooldown before you can file again. Lying on an appeal is a second offense.
Do I need to be signed in?
You can file without an account, but signing in binds the appeal to your county file so staff can find Steam, Discord, and prior notes. Signed-in players also see status on the docket.
What happens after I file?
The clerk takes the file. Staff walk it in order. You will see submitted, under review, accepted, or denied — plus public notes when they stamp it.
What if the appeal is denied?
Read the notes. Wait out the cooldown. File a tighter account that addresses what they asked. Do not open a second file while one is on the desk.
County record
The stampis not a debate
Staff walk the file once. Write the four minutes that matter. The canopy keeps a paper trail — and it keeps secrets that were never yours to rewrite.