That’s at least how your initial message was understood by me, I have to admit, yes.
I’m not sure you read my first comment where I clearly stated that my sympathies lie with the people suffering from disaster, but that I find the priorities implied by that thread strange.
Let’s look at it again, you described the damage the disaster caused, and asked for help - but not help actually for the people suffering directly, but for players who because of circumstances surrounding that catastrophe could not finish an ingame event.
That’s how your initial thread looked (at least to me): widespread damage, many people losing their existence - and people worry about an ingame event.
Can you see that people looking at that connection find it strange and shallow?
No, only thing we GM’s are in charge of is moderation of in-game messages. I have zero moderation rights in the forum. Also, our messages need to follow exactly the same rules like everybody else, so, yes, of course you can report me, and if the forum mods think I overstepped, they of course will also sanction me.
Also, my messages are stricly private and have no official character. Being staff doesn’t mean one isn’t allowed to have a personal opinion, but we need of course to follow the rules - actually even more so because of that staff tag.
On the contrary. I think you still completely fail to see the issues we (or at least I…) have with your call for aid:
If you had actually asked for help in the form of humanitarian aid, I wouldn’t have raised an eyebrow. People suffer directly, helping them is absolutely necessary and commendable.
But it’s those that lost their houses, their existence, their loved ones that need help, not the players that miss an ingame event because of this.