Retracted
Original Post
It is clear that making ban requests restricted to admins only is a bad idea. Moderation has became so opaque, it's unknown who is in the right. Us TotalFreedom members deserve the right to transparency, so therefore make indefinite ban requests public again.
The reason why indefinite ban requests were made private was because of concerns of IP addresses. In order for an admin to ban someone, they have to fill out a form which contains entering the offender's IP address and posting it to the indefinite ban requests. Which makes their IP address public.
Some weren't happy that their IP address was made available to the public eye. People started DDoSing the server "in protest" because they didn't like their IP being public - Credit to Alco_Rs11
ginlang proposed a solution, that in my opinion, needs more credit. Admins would fill out the IGN and UUID, but not the IP address of the offender. When it's time to ban, the Executive Ban Manager will be responsible for fetching their IP address. Therefore, this makes it so that their IP address isn't available to the public while keeping their ban public.