2010-04-22, 08:19 | Link #1 |
Princess or Plunderer?
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Display of ban reason
Actually, I've been thinking of this for a while now.
Lately, another user of AnimeSuki has faced the banhammer and for some reason, I wanted to know why. Unfortunately, it seems that there is no feature for a list of banned people in this forums (it is understandable that you just wanted make banning less noticeable (for lack of better term)). I'd like to request a way on how to check what offense a certain user has committed to have a ban issued to them. That way, the user, and all the others, can at least know what to avoid next time. What do you think?
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2010-04-22, 08:41 | Link #3 | |
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2010-04-22, 08:54 | Link #5 |
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I think he's implying that if people read the rules, they'd know why they got banned, and what to avoid next time. And I agree. I find it hard to believe that people really need it specifically spelled out to them unless they're choosing to remain willfully ignorant that they broke the rules.
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2010-04-22, 09:02 | Link #6 |
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There are only so many rules here that if broken, will get someone banned. I don't see how knowing which one(s) got broken will help someone "learn" from that person's mistake - unless perhaps a person is trying to game the system or something.
If it was for something like being rude to someone else in posts, then the admins would likely delete the entire conversation as well, so there won't be records there either.
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2010-04-22, 09:13 | Link #7 |
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You were asking "the user, and all the others, can at least know what to avoid next time". So yes the rules are there for you for that purpose. As for the "part of the sanctions" its obviously not part of the sanction (currently) given how you are asking for it, and also a lot of the time we only get a clue as to what it was we were sanctioned for anyway.
See for yourself, You'll also get a pm but the links are almost always broken if the either the thread was moved or posts deleted. On other forums I've seen moderators just maintain a thread where they post why X was banned but that's not gonna happen here for several reasons. First of all each time I've seen such threads they have only proven to be a huge waste of time with 0 return. Secondly the forums here work on a infraction system, why you got banned is usually never because of any particular reason, meaning keeping such a list would be a even bigger hassle. Also something else I don't understand. If someone you know got banned why don't you just ask them why they got banned?
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2010-04-22, 09:36 | Link #9 |
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So, you're essentially requesting a large change in the way the forum works because you don't want to ask someone you know why they got banned? That seems, uh, counter-intuitive, to put it very mildly. (Not to mention slightly underhanded if this person really doesn't want you to know to the point where they'd "diss" you for asking).
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2010-04-22, 11:33 | Link #11 |
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I dont see a reason for other forum members to know why someone got banned in the first place. Honestly its none of anyone else's business. The person who was banned knows via pm and like felix showed on their user page. Thats good enough. If you know the person well enough you might ask but again its up to them to answer you. I dont think everyone in the forum needs to know why someone was banned.
Again if you want to avoid getting warned/banned simply follow the forum rules, thats the easiest thing to do.
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2010-04-22, 13:57 | Link #14 | ||
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I think publicizing the reasons for someone being banned is a terrible idea. As Bun-Bun said, it's a private matter between the moderator(s) and the member.
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2010-04-22, 14:39 | Link #15 | ||
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Closing thread. I think the reasons have been addressed in the above replies. If you had searched this forum you would have also found this thread, Question on bans, the answer from 4 years ago still applies.
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Unless we are talking about a true spammer, posters here do not get permanently banned for no reason or without plenty of warning. Initial bans are short temporary bans anyway, you really have to work at being permanently banned. I would suggest having a read of the Infraction FAQ to start with. As for finding out the reason why someone else was banned, we are not going to announce or post the reasons why. That is a private issue between the users and the Mods. |
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