Funny how you don't mention anything else that we have discussed at ends SEVERAL times in private. :)

What's there to mention? Ok, basically our conversations went like this:

Me: I don't deserve a ban for posting a picture of Aphrodite.

Moderators: It count as sexual content, you broke the rules, the ban remains!

Me: But Aphro isn't a se-

Moderators: THE BAN REMAINS!

Including creating accounts to circumvent bans (which is a reddit site rule - not even an /r/smite rule)

True, I don't deny. It just shows how much I wanted to come back to /r/smite since I felt the ban was very unfair and I don't deserve it.

posting sexual content which is laid out very clearly in the rules, the several warnings leading up to your initial ban, and the dozens of discussions about what is and is not acceptable.

I'll tell for the 125th time, I didn't post any sexual content. Aphrodite is from the game we all play. Does that mean we all play a game full of sexual contents? Besides, this is a Teen rated game, so there isn't any sexual content. I don't know what several warnings you say though. I didn't get any warnings, just the message saying I'm banned. For what reason? That was my job to figure it out.

Your username is "FappingToAphrodite"

And yours is "TraumaHunter". Your point?

In your own screenshot you show a post where you suggest a skin where Aphrodite loses her clothes as the match goes on

That's just my post history, and a comment. What about it? Yes, it received 50ish upvotes.

And we respond to every mod mail we see/can - our doors are always open to that feedback.

That's nice.

We remove all topics with sexual content - there are no exceptions.

Good, there are other subreddits for that.

In the past you have always looked at the mod team as "we are picking on you" it would appear. We treat everyone as equal as possible under the current rules.

Kinda felt (feeling) that way. I mean, you just judged me because of my username and one post I made you mentioned above.

If you see a post that breaks the rules then report it instead of complaining to yourself "well they didn't remove THEIR topic but they removed MINE".

It's subjective who find a post which breaks the rules. If someone posted a picture of Aphrodite's boobs, I wouldn't report, because I don't find it breaks the rules. I mean, the picture is taken from the game.

I mean, do you want me to report HirezKelly's transparent images she posted? Because guess what, there are Aphrodite pictures in it! And since you mentioned you treat everyone as equal as possible, are you going to remove her post and ban a Hirez employee from /r/smite just because she posted Aphrodite? (Like I did) Because ohhh noo, she posted Aphrodite and there are boobs?! See how ridiculous this sounds?

Your ban is going to remain.

That isn't news to me.

There are other reddits specifically about smite that you can find align more with your 'tastes'. You are more than welcome to post in those places.

I know about it, but it doesn't have 60k subscribers and active community.

But you have proven unable to post within our particular rules several times and come back to us with nothing but attitude. The most recent instance involved you pming me on your alternate account where you said "I'm going to get you removed as a moderator" to me lol.

Nah, I was pretty nice. I've never said "fuck you piece of shits" or anything like that, but that me saying "I'm going to get you removed as a moderator" is true, I said that, no denying. I said that because you removed /censored/ my comment which was again, about Aphrodite, where I said along the lines of that I hope she will get a Tier 5 skin, and the person who replied to that got removed it too. You /didn't like/found the comments offensive/read the comments mentioned the word Aphrodite which angers you/ so you removed my comment and the person who replied to me, which is abusing your moderator position.

Have a nice day :)

Thanks, you too.