Return of Reckoning

Yesterday I created a guild named "Epic Fail" with my family and we wanted to do a fun guild with no obligation. Just to have fun. And with that name we wanted to say that we are fail and dont play hardcore just playing and have fun to play that amazing game.

And today after a patch for the command .gmlist the Developer "Maduin [DEV]" said these words to me, why he deleted my guild:

Maduin [DEV]: well bad luck for you because you've successfully irritated me by going past the filter, which you obviously hit and is there to stop you from doing just that to ask the **** question anyway.

I really dont know why someone is doing that.

I took photos with my smartphone so I have a evidence to show you.

And I dont know maybe he is a hacker.

Thanks for reading my lines and for the future help.

Yours faithfully Gilgamesch.

Whoa? Did you invite your friends with + in the /ad ?
Reminds me when I crushed inside a keep, relogged and had the game closed seconds after logging with a message stating something in the lines of "You are banned, go check email for details".
An email that I never got >_<

Creative misunderstanding and misrepresentation of the conversation.

I responded to you with that because you admitted that you'd hit the .gmlist filter for "any gm online?" that's in advice and IGNORED it to ask the question ANYWAY.

That filter is there precisely to stop the endless "any gm online?" spam - if there's no GM online, you should post your issue to the forum. You ignoring the list that I implemented is what got that reaction.

I have absolutely nothing to do with whatever happened to your guild.

You misunderstand, my guild has been deleted before I asked the question.

I asked the question because my guild have been deleted with the patch.

If you're asking about what happened to your guild (and it didn't read like it from the OP) then I've no idea. If someone screws up in the load sequence, guilds can fail to load, but when that happens it usually breaks more than one guild.

Ok guess this can be locked.