I'll address this one by one.
I'm not sure on which grounds you can claim that I was "very disrespectful" in the ticket. Here are the full ticket logs:
I have not once in this ticket been "disrespectful" towards you, I believe your conduct here speaks for the rest. None of what I said is passive aggressive either - you intentionally tried to derail the ticket, you tried accusing us of "racial profiling" of all things, so yes after you do something like that I am going to get more curt with you. I am more than justified in telling you that if you don't comply with a ruling you'll be banned, since staff actions in-game are final.
LOOC chatter was not related to the adminhelp at all. This is conjecture.
Let's look at what the wiki says.
If you extrapolate, and these are your own words, "implying that Central/West Africans would never name their son Samuel and must follow strict naming rules otherwise they wouldn't be African enough" for this, then I have never in my life seen a more bad faith argument. We do enforce naming rules for certain places (see Gadpathur, for example) because they're colonized by a certain area and we'd like to see that area represented. Our playerbase is 99% Western and thus naturally trends towards making Western characters. Of course this is not a problem, but it'd be a believability issue if you could have John Smith the Eridanian, as I mentioned in your ticket, when Eridani is colonized entirely by CAR/West Africa: thus, we enforce representation of these cultures (through naming/skin complexion).
It is possible for someone to theoretically name their child something completely incoherent with where they're from, but that's not what we want represented from that planet. That representation would be really shallow at that point, because everyone would be justified in naming their character "Sam Knight" or whatever other western name. So no, it's not allowed if it doesn't fit the established background of the planet's peoples on the wiki.
Edit: After being given some more information in DMs, I am willing to permit the usage of the name Samuel.