"The end doesn't justify the means."
A quote that's applicable to you OP. I know that you just want to help your friend, but you did it the wrong way, and even though you are doing a good thing, you're doing it in an unethical way hence, banning your account. Sometimes, we only feel regret when we experienced the worst thing possible, and with this one, it's a permaban.Let's say they will unban you OP, what about those who got banned for plagiarizing then? There's another way for you to help your friend, and that's through donating the money that you've earned, and not through this one.
The intentions are there. The empathy is there, but you did it in an unethical way. You said that you've regretted it, and I guess you just need to live with it. Hoping for the best for you OP, but like what others said, you deserve the ban.
Thank you for understanding the case,
I know I did it in the wrong way but that's my mistake my mistake was never plagiarizing since I never did it in the past. That's why I ask you to reconsider the decision. I know I could give him the money but I wanted to help him have income and work for the money he earns but I didn't know he would plagiarize and put in danger.
I just let him use it to help his family with a small income. I had good intentions to help a friend
While doing this, you didn't consider the forum, and now you suffer the consequences. There's a reason Newbies can't advertise signatures, and you let a Newbie without any knowledge run wild.
Thank you for your honest feedback. You’re absolutely right, I didn’t fully consider the potential consequences for the forum when I made that poor decision, and I deeply regret it now. My intention was only to help someone in need.
You could have used your account yourself, earn yourself and then help your friend but you didn’t. It is pretty stupid to let some other person access your account.
Sometimes you have good intentions in your mind but you don't know the way and you made the wrong move. I know I could give him money but I never wanted to 'donate' anything I wanted to help work for what he got.
There is a long story behind this case but I even tried to give him a job in real life and he failed. But still, the decision I made was not good regardless of the intentions I had.
OP, your behavior reminds me of the behavior of my children who, if they do something, point their fingers at each other and say, "It's not my fault; it's him."
I never said "It's not my fault", I repeat here It was my fault for giving someone access to my account and I'm sorry for it which could even make everything worse if he asked for money in the forum or scammed people. I completely understand and am deeply sorry for doing this.
Imagine the situation of handing over a car to someone who doesn't have a license, or entrusting a doctor's operation to a mechanic. Of course, these analogies should not be taken seriously. However, for some users, participation in the forum will be one of their only earnings. This cannot be said about you if you do not value your account and do not take care of the words that people take for yours.
Thank you for your good example, if you give your car to someone and he kills a man, you are not the murderer but still you are guilty of giving your car to other people. I confess I made a mistake and I'm sorry for it but I never plagiarized.
Did you deliberately ignore Lucius's offer to suspend your participation in signature companies for two years without responding?
No, didn't ignore Lucius's offer, but he said 'You rent account' which is wrong and I noted that, because I never wanted to take advantage.
Start by recognizing that you did not respect the community and decided to deceive it. Then, consider whether people should respect you for spitting on the rules and deceiving everyone.
I deeply regret my mistake and the way it may have appeared as though I was deceiving the community. That was never my intention, but I recognize that my actions spoke otherwise.
But I hope to have the opportunity to earn back the trust of this community through accountability and better actions in the future