Hey AuroraClears,

We've received a bunch of complaints about your behavior in the lobby. Over time, we've warned you about this as well. It's reached a point where it's getting frustrating for both us and the players in the lobby.

To quote a random example from last night:

(01:44) Auroraclears says: @batman mostly because idiots will continue being idiots and dys will continue pandering to them so long as they pollute the community w/ their presence

I don't want that negativity in our lobby anymore. I'm not going to warn you again after this. The whole debate in the lobby about achievement farming is over. If you want to continue it, do so on the forums or on a medium of your choice. You've been at it for weeks if not months now and it's just tiresome.

I'm not banning you now, but I will ban you if you continue your negative behavior. I hope you realize this ain't fun for me, but I don't have another choice.

Cheers,
Dys

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I literally had no clue this email even existed until very recently when I actually decided to sift through most of my abandoned email accounts. Registering on BGO with a one shot, abandoned gmail account was probably my mistake (actually I hardly use email outside of account activation to begin with) but the fact that apart from checking my inbox I had no way of knowing you have sent me a warning iscurious at best.
I'm not sure whether there's a point in replying by now, as I'm 99% certain that this message will be just as ignored as the last few weeks' worth of my forum posts but apart from serving as a warning this message provides around as little answers to any of my queries that I've posted countless times in the thread @ flame wars as your reply to my attempt to start a discussion on formulating/identifying lobby rules in general discussion. I will not add further details to my concerns for now because I'd rather not waste time typing out a message that might not even be acknowledged.