MicroBlock is and always has been a clan that builds Blockland computers, as described in the OP, and is actively asking applicants to develop interesting novelty builds that capture design and clever events. Any "mundane design" is only as mundane as your design skills will permit; that is only a reflection on you.
I was trying to demonstrate a concept, not build a computer. I'm not applying to build designs, I was applying to event.
You have been actively involved in the MB server, and were told on a number of occasions the deal with what was expected from apps to the clan. I can specifically reference last time when you attempted to app with broken events, afterwards I gave you a clear and direct rundown of what was expected. You also witnessed many others apply in the time you were at the server, I would be highly surprised if you hadn't been exposed to application standards on a number of occasions.
Surprisingly, I actually did figure out what was causing the events to break. And it was a problem with the mod. Like I said. That doesn't defend the fact that the app I made previously was denied, but it does defend the fact that you're trying to make it look like I did something wrong in my events. Which I didn't.
Take note of the fact that you're saying I've been actively involved on the server, because I'll come back to this later.Your application was not saved, and it must not have taken a lot of time, nor must you have cared about it too much if you hadn't backed it up.
That's a pretty harsh generalization to make in a situation where generalizations are easy to create. You wouldn't want me to say the same thing about mac users or people who enjoy superfluous design? I didn't think so.
Otherwise, I did indeed spend a fair amount of time making the app and it was of great quality and exhibited an advanced knowledge of VCE events. I may have backed it up on an older computer, but I'm not going to check right now because it's late and I'm tired.
No other applicant, regardless of age or ID, has ever had issue understanding MicroBlock's application standards. Even after we (we being Slicksilver555 and I) strictly explained to you the terms of how to apply, for what was yet another time, you decided to argue that we were wrong and attempted to tell me what my application system was.
Your, "One size fits all" idea that you've just presented does not fit all. I am a minimalist or as I'd like to say in a more positive light, an efficiency expert. I get rid of the superfluous and stress the important. I made great events that definitely showed enough knowledge to join your clan (Especially the fact that I was probably one of the most actively contributing members of the original v9 microblock clan)However, you completely disregarded the fact that the events were great and derogated the quality of my app based on the fact that it didn't have some tacky design that did not impair nor improve the quality of the eventing application itself.
Your counterargument is that I should make everything pretty when I try to apply to something.
Why exactly? It does nothing to make it any better, and all it proves to do is let you say, "Oh, this application has good events. Yet it also has a good build, so the events are improved vicariously" However basic thought reveals that this is far from the truth. The fact of the matter is that you're more concerned with appearance than functionality. If that wasn't the case, you would have first graded my application on it's events (If it wasn't deleted by you) rather then jumping to conclusions that because it
isn't attractive, it's not functional.
In which case, the situation I'm visualizing is that if I was accepted into the clan, you'd micromanage the stuff out of everything I create to impair my ability to actually event useful and creative devices just to have me make them look pretty.
You have continued to show lack of care for MicroBlock, its purpose, its administrators and hosts, its rules and expectations, and have showed little effort or refinement in your application attempts. Slicksilver555 further discussed ways to make the application system more obvious for people who were unable to understand or retain the philosophy of the clan, but regardless this is not about your lack of understanding about submitting an app, but rather that you would not accept the terms we provided today (to inform you on the process) for applications (which everyone had to abide by) and that you would rather argue when you had no grounds to do so.
Funny how you would say that I do not care for MicroBlock when I've already burned through 2 apps, one that was broken due to the event mod being bugged, and one that was broken because you accidentally destroyed it.
Additionally, I'd like to go back to what I said earlier. You stated a few paragraphs previously that I have been actively involved on the microblock server. So essentially, criticizing my interest in your clan is just contradicting yourself. Maybe if you spent more time proofreading and refining the logic in your post instead of forcing this intentional formal voice, you would have a better argument.
It's not a matter of me not understanding the application system, or me intentionally disrupting the flow of the application process just to be a rebel. Or the fact that I like or dislike you, yet rather a critical view of the application system itself. I'm not going to state once again why I feel this way (As if it's not clear enough in the past paragraphs I've typed) however there isn't really anything I could even append.
As for the grounds of my argument, it's the fact that you completely disregarded my second application and destroyed it, which is a fairly solid ground for questioning your flawed and illogical application system.
