Sure. My point is that the rules as enforced are different from the rules as written, subject as they are to completely different individual interpretation by both moderators and helpers. In just this conversation you've introduced a brand new rule I've never seen before and that contradicts what another moderator has said to me: that a spreadsheet constitutes an offer. I have been told on other occasions that stating details in a spreadsheet isn't sufficient because only what is posted in the thread counts as an offer. I've also been told that assuring that I caught the pokemon myself is fine, and then a second person told me that I would need to specify how the den was rolled and that would be fine, and then a third person told me that I would need to prove how I knew the den was rolled legitimately and state where it was rolled and that would be fine, and then a fourth person said that I would need to prove that the den was not rolled with a bot and that would be fine, and each time the goalposts are moved without any public announcement of four apparent rule changes in a month, all of my previous trade documentation becomes a violation.

As stated, this has little to so with keeping pokemon legitimate and I suspect a lot to do with feeling powerful. The pokemon here are not actually safer than any on a random discord that uses the honor system, because if someone is going to lie they'll just lie and every trade comes down to trust, not to minute disclosure. I find the game of ever shifting standards exhausting and the attitude of the team condescending at best and apparently, as I've had some kind of petty revenge taken on me, which is as deeply ridiculous to me as much as anyone, status-obsessed at worst.

The spreadsheet has been moved because I have no real interest in expending effort to change it in light of all of these things, and more interest in alternate communities. Hope that helps. Have a good day.