How to make oia appeal

You are also be very proud and different about my case, trying to give me a belt, and I can't help to suspect that you might be the staff of my school, maybe the Student Union. I have said my condition clearly on my first post, if you still think I am obtuse, that means you do not pay enough attention.
By the way, it is super funny that the school believe students should know each rules in the school at the start of their study while they have enough tolerance with tutors' ignorance about the rules.

A spectacular example how not to get advice from the person most qualified on all of TSR to give it in this circumstance.

A spectacular example how to ask someone needs help to quit with proud and different attitude, and actually could not do anything.

Much like your previous comments I’ve no idea what you are trying to say here. I can only assume that the thread was for you to have a rant about your circumstances, so I hope it helped in that regard.

I mean got nothing useful right here, just a branch of people asking me to give and telling me how unregretful I am not taking their advice, and held contempt and impatience while I trying to explain my needs.

No, you have a HE professional, for whom this stuff is their day-to-day bread and butter, asking you some very simple questions which you chose to answer with obtuse snark rather than good-faith clarity.
You then accused me of being a staff member at your institution who is effectovely looking to sabotage you.
We all understand that this is a disappointment to you, but it's not our fault, and, indeed, it looks as though it is your own fault.
So, if you have already repeated the year, and have still failed, and then failed the resit too, the simple fact is that unless there are significant mitigating circumstances, withdrawal is the only option. This is both fair and legal, and in terms of procesire, it is standard at just about every university in the country.
You do not get unlimited chances to pass.
You say you want to appeal, but despite repeated requests for clarification on the details - all of which are crucial to any appeal - you decline to provide further context.
On the basis of what is in this thread, you have simply failed and must bear the consequences. It is nobody's fault but your own.

No, you have a HE professional, for whom this stuff is their day-to-day bread and butter, asking you some very simple questions which you chose to answer with obtuse snark rather than good-faith clarity.

You then accused me of being a staff member at your institution who is effectovely looking to sabotage you.

We all understand that this is a disappointment to you, but it's not our fault, and, indeed, it looks as though it is your own fault.

So, if you have already repeated the year, and have still failed, and then failed the resit too, the simple fact is that unless there are significant mitigating circumstances, withdrawal is the only option. This is both fair and legal, and in terms of procedure, it is standard at just about every university in the country.

You do not get unlimited chances to pass.

You say you want to appeal, but despite repeated requests for clarification on the details - all of which are crucial to any appeal - you decline to provide further context.

On the basis of what is in this thread, you have simply failed and must bear the consequences. It is nobody's fault but your own.

If there is missing context which might shed new light on any if this, I once again invite you to share it. Unless there is or until you do, nobody here can offer any workable advice.

Your attitude is frankly astounding. We do this for free, in our spare time, to give students accurate advice, whether they really want to hear it or not. The reason you 'have got nothing useful' is because on the basis of the information provided, you have no case for an appeal. Get a grip.

I agree with this, all of us are struggling to figure out what OP meant. Thanks for being professional and trying to help, your efforts are commendable.

Thank you.
I do not mean to run down the OP, and, looking back, I think I was clear and patient with my initial line of questioning.
To be faced with the sorts of replies demonstrated herein is frustrating. I only asked questions at all because my intention was to aid OP in their initial request.
It is what it is.