The following is an petition formed on Member accounts and Victim accounts.

The main goal of this petition being to have certain members of the UKAC who present a negative impact, threat and general malevolent and unpleasant comments, and are directly 'Trolling' and causing problems, provoking arguments and harassing other members of the community.

The Facebook group UK Airsoft Community's purpose is to allow Airsoft players to share their latest Photos & Videos from their Airsoft games and help airsoft sites & shops grow with new business. Also to help get advice about a purchase or problem, buy, sell & trade airsoft gear & guns and to help promote teams and other airsoft sites & tell other members about your latest experiences at a site.

The Trolls Lair Airsoft Group is a group formed with the sole purpose of trolling and other obnoxious behavior.

Numerous members of UKAC recognize that members of TLA are purposely launching direct attacks and trolling attempts on members of UKAC. The hostility was posed after a member of the community who had somewhat of an influence was banned and then there was a backlash regarding the matter.

Members are now calling that members of TLA and UKAC be banned for their ongoing hateful, harassing and harmful behavior.

The main areas of concern are as follows:

1. The continued snide comments and generally unwanted, rude or malignant behavior. [Ex]
2. The premise that trolling is okay and will be used. [Ex] This is a perfect example. 'Who need to be trolled' implies that its acceptable to do and that it should be allowed.
3. Harassment. Following members round posts, causing commotion and even forcing members to delete posts because of the hostility and toxicity caused by members.
4. Continued defiance of rules
5. Continued malevolent behavior. The TLA group states in its rules "What is stated in this group, stays in this group" [Ex]. This is an excellent display of dishonesty as numerous events have been pulled from that group and displayed in UKAC.
6. Members of TLA targeting members of UKAC directly. [Ex] [Ex]
7. Hypocrisy [Ex] This particular instance is used for the day prior to this, he was using mental illness as an insult.

Some comments that support the UKAC community are as follows:

There are numerous accounts of people's attitudes towards certain members of the community outlining personal experiences and feelings towards said members.