LogFAQs > #891623605

Or it could be that there are tons of moderations in the queue and a limited staff that can review them all. And as we approach the holiday season, more people are out and about and likely have less time to look at appeals.

And generally, no, long wait for appeals aren't because mods know the user is right. Oftentimes, it is because there is a valid case to be made on both sides, and further research must be made before making a final decision. Oftentimes a mod will consult another mod for a second opinion, or look at a user's post history, or read the topic for context, or research the game/show/current event being mentioned in the post. That takes time, and admittedly, sometimes getting started is the hardest part. Like starting a paper you know will take a while to finish.

I have no problem admitting if I messed up a moderation and will overturn a post as soon as it is deemed necessary.

But no, mods are out to get you, they don't want to admit being wrong, etc.
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