dalamon's banned again?
Yeah, even my ex-gf who knows a quick finish was impressed with his speed of getting another infraction.
dalamon's banned again?
Yeah, even my ex-gf who knows a quick finish was impressed with his speed of getting another infraction.
smoke some more dope. It will give you some lasting power.
As a general guideline (and I'm speaking based upon my own perceptions rather than for the team) it's not looked upon favorably when someone tries to make a splash by posting a lot of borderline content immediately coming off of a suspension. Believe it or not we don't actually enjoy suspending and/or banning people. No matter who it is and/or what they did we have to hear about it via board messages and private messages, almost always coming from incomplete or inaccurate information. It leads to spawning of duplicate accounts which we have to monitor. In sum, it's a perpetual headache for us, there's really no upside.
Coming in like that all but forces our hand. It's somewhat obviously a statement that the poster's reaction to a previous suspension is to only amp up the behavior that got them suspended in the first place. It's a direct challenge to our ability to moderate the board. That puts us in a ****ty situation. We don't really want to suspend anybody, but we also have to be able to do our job. Hopefully dal will make his reemergence in two weeks a little lower impact so that the perma-ban hammer doesn't come out.
Coming in like that all but forces our hand. It's somewhat obviously a statement that the poster's reaction to a previous suspension is to only amp up the behavior that got them suspended in the first place. It's a direct challenge to our ability to moderate the board. That puts us in a ****ty situation. We don't really want to suspend anybody, but we also have to be able to do our job. Hopefully dal will make his reemergence in two weeks a little lower impact so that the perma-ban hammer doesn't come out.
I have a message from beyond:
"hello fans, friends, brothers, and stalkers (PeeGayPhlegm). I apologize for another untimely absence, and I hope it is my last. Please negrep AKMVP in my memory, posrep Gib, and take care of my lass, most importantly. Enes, my spot at 7th better not budge (unless it's raised). Lastly, I plan on snagging Tink's cell #, and spamming him with pictures of my poop for every day of absence that I serve. Just jokes, ModCo, you know I love y'all. See you cuties in 2 weeks. Ciao"
As a general guideline (and I'm speaking based upon my own perceptions rather than for the team) it's not looked upon favorably when someone tries to make a splash by posting a lot of borderline content immediately coming off of a suspension. Believe it or not we don't actually enjoy suspending and/or banning people. No matter who it is and/or what they did we have to hear about it via board messages and private messages, almost always coming from incomplete or inaccurate information. It leads to spawning of duplicate accounts which we have to monitor. In sum, it's a perpetual headache for us, there's really no upside.
Coming in like that all but forces our hand. It's somewhat obviously a statement that the poster's reaction to a previous suspension is to only amp up the behavior that got them suspended in the first place. It's a direct challenge to our ability to moderate the board. That puts us in a ****ty situation. We don't really want to suspend anybody, but we also have to be able to do our job. Hopefully dal will make his reemergence in two weeks a little lower impact so that the perma-ban hammer doesn't come out.
Well, he asked. Shall we?
Dalamon's not taking his 3 week suspension very well:
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Dalamon's not taking his 3 week suspension very well:
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Yeah, even my ex-gf who knows a quick finish was impressed with his speed of getting another infraction.
Dal you gotta stop getting infracted! You must the the most infractedist there ever wuz. Accentuate the positive, eliminate the infractionarinaisticalisms.