Poll to unban Hutch after one year's ban?

[Isphera]

you want him to suffer not being in the community, and that seems like a decent amount of time. Not trying to cause an argument,

Not really. Him being a dickwad was the reason I wanted him banned. Him suffering and clamoring to come back is added bonus.

EDIT - Before those who voted no with me get grief, the view above is my opinion, having suffered his idiocy for six years. It does not reflect the views of John or ez64, or the community as a whole. If you think what I said is mean, see a psycologist.

EDIT2 -

I must say I am slightly confused as to why you now all love him, especially after having another unban poll only a few months back when you all practically said you would leave if he returned!

If I am honest, I am as well. This is typical Hutch, he comes on, acts as if nothings happened, assimilates back in, starts being matey for a week, everyone loves him, then BANG, back to fuckwit cycle. Only last time we banned him for it. Unbanning will just restart it. Like I have my good weeks (I love you all) and bad weeks (Where everyone except the WoW crew gets griped at.). And I did say grIped, not grOped...

EDIT3 - In conclusion, let him be lonely, and ban him everytime comes on.

[Bloo]

Of course, those incidents were the controversies I was talking about last time...

If I am honest, I am as well. This is typical Hutch, he comes on, acts as if nothings happened, assimilates back in, starts being matey for a week, everyone loves him, then BANG, back to fuckwit cycle. Only last time we banned him for it. Unbanning will just restart it.

The irony of that statement is beautiful, considering how this in my opinion is exactly the same thing you have done (though I admit, you're a lot less clingy than Hutch is, though the first time I observed it you did attempt the typical "well I'll make my own clan and it'll be better than yours!" but that was awhile ago so meh). On the whole though, when the exile, prisoner, banned user, soldier, whatever returns they will often try and make out that nothing has happened, it's a very human coping mechanism.