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You should put the password in your will so your heirs can enjoy it.Wed 9/24/2081 3:30pmgoing to be a long waitWaiting for BoredStormtrooper to check in

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good ideaYou should put the password in your will so your heirs can enjoy it.Wed 9/24/2081 3:30pmgoing to be a long waitWaiting for BoredStormtrooper to check in

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don't forget to take it with you when you move to the moon.good ideaYou should put the password in your will so your heirs can enjoy it.Wed 9/24/2081 3:30pmgoing to be a long waitWaiting for BoredStormtrooper to check in

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Is there an Ofdee-like scale of how many points equate to the length of the timeout?I wonder how many warning points Bored Stormtrooper has. His career was short but it earned him an 83 year timeout. I am guessing that was a handful of points
I realized long ago there are different rules for different posters. For example, a mod can totally hijack a thread and you better not point it out to them.I have no doubt there was something found to be offensive that led to the suspensions. I just have no idea what specifically they were. Hopefully I don't accidentally use the same trigger word or express the same opinion that led to those suspensions. It would seem to be common sense to tell a person what they did wrong when dishing out punishment. You know, just in case you want the punishment to have any effect and the person being suspended might have an honest desire not to post something offensive again.clearly your warnings were for no reason someone just doesn't like youAgain,There are no warnings to display.
I got a 6 month ban for what i thought was saying the exact same thing someone had said 3 posts above me. That other person wasnt banned...
 
 For not posting pics with your exploits.5 Warning Points. No idea why.

I too have had a ban for similar reasons. It's very confusing. I'd like to know what my post count needs to be to become immune to bannings.I realized long ago there are different rules for different posters. For example, a mod can totally hijack a thread and you better not point it out to them.I have no doubt there was something found to be offensive that led to the suspensions. I just have no idea what specifically they were. Hopefully I don't accidentally use the same trigger word or express the same opinion that led to those suspensions. It would seem to be common sense to tell a person what they did wrong when dishing out punishment. You know, just in case you want the punishment to have any effect and the person being suspended might have an honest desire not to post something offensive again.clearly your warnings were for no reason someone just doesn't like youAgain,There are no warnings to display.
I got a 6 month ban for what i thought was saying the exact same thing someone had said 3 posts above me. That other person wasnt banned...
I hope I didn't say too much...
Yeah, boy I sure hope someone starts something like that around here.There should be a designated thread similar to a drunk-driving lane, where we can vent all of our off-color jokes, swear words, sex stories, etc.
 
  
 B-Deep said:Why would anyone know about their warning points when we have no information on what warning points areCurlyNight said:I find it hard to believe that folks who have a few warning points have no idea why. Selective amnesia? Fog? Domestic Violence?Arizona Ron said:5 Warning Points.
No idea why.Yeah I know, too much Jodi Arias!

have we received any clear definition of what merits a warning point?
If there is a warning point system that extends back, how far?
What is the purpose of tracking warning points if users cannot see the points and thus are not warned?
If the system allows tracking not only of points, but also issuing warnings, what purpose is there to give us the points but document nothing in the warnings portion?
How many points can be issued on one post?
When a timeout comes do past warning points contribute to the length of the timeout?
Do warning points ever expire?
there's no information to go off of, just a score
 Uh..looks like you want to put your toe in the water before you jump in?
  Uh..looks like you want to put your toe in the water before you jump in?   
   
 I'm not sure exactly, but several years.B-Deep said:If there is a warning point system that extends back, how far?
Under the old system . . .The easiest way for a mod/admin to suspend somebody is to click on their warning points link. On the resulting page, we can choose whether to suspend the poster and for how long, but the description of the violation is a required field. By filling out the description, a warning point is automatically added, and the description is logged so that all the other mods/admins could see the list of warnings/suspensions for that poster. A typical entry might read, "Called LHUCKS a '######' and told him to '#### his own '####.' Two weeks."Under the new system, as of yesterday . . .I haven't given any warnings or suspensions yet, but it looks like the easiest way to to do it is still to click on your warning points. When I do that, I can no longer see a list of your previous infractions. Maybe I'm looking in the wrong place, or maybe Keith hasn't added that yet, or maybe they were all erased or something. I don't know. In any case, from there, I can issue you a warning. When I do so, I can enter two description logs — one that will be visible to you, and one that will be visible only to other mods and admins. So under the new system, when you are given a warning point, starting now you will be able to see why.It looks like the other fields, for entering punishments, are not yet operational. So if I wanted to suspend you, I'd have to do it the old-fashioned, harder way (by logging in to a separate admin site) instead of just doing it through the warning process.What is the purpose of tracking warning points if users cannot see the points and thus are not warned?If the system allows tracking not only of points, but also issuing warnings, what purpose is there to give us the points but document nothing in the warnings portion?
Theoretically up to ten, I guess, but I don't think anybody's ever gotten more than one point per post. Not all points are equal, though. The severity of the infraction is described in the warning log, and it's the eggregiousness of the infractions rather than their raw number that matters.How many points can be issued on one post?
Sure. Not the points so much as the descriptive logs.When a timeout comes do past warning points contribute to the length of the timeout?
There's no automatic sunset provision, but they can be manually repealed. Or at least they could under the old system. I'm not sure how to do it under the new system.To answer some previous questions, the maximum number of warning points anybody can have is ten. Once you hit ten, your account is automatically suspended until you have fewer than ten. So that's typically when warning points have been repealed — to get a poster unsuspended after his suspension putting him at ten had been served.Does anyone want to volunteer to have me warn them right now so I can see more about how the new system works? I'm not sure I'd be able to repeal the warning point. But I'd comment in the log that it was just a test warning.Do warning points ever expire?
Before you had 10 warning points how many did you have?#### you Maurile Tremblay and the ####### horse you rode in on!!!!!!!!
this is only a test! I volunteer
Agreedfatguyinalittlecoat said:I feel pretty confident the answer to this one is yes.B-Deep said:When a timeout comes do past warning points contribute to the length of the timeout?
1, and I still can't remember why I got that oneBefore you had 10 warning points how many did you have?#### you Maurile Tremblay and the ####### horse you rode in on!!!!!!!!
this is only a test! I volunteer
 
 That sounds like that could cause a ton of problems.I like the accountability aspect of the new warning feature for both the mod and the poster. Next step is a grievance committee to allow for appeals...
Next is Amnesty for the pre-upgrade pointsI like the accountability aspect of the new warning feature for both the mod and the poster. Next step is a grievance committee to allow for appeals...
eh, I wrote it half in jest but I do like hte thought of the mod(s) who ban you having to defend their decision.That sounds like that could cause a ton of problems.I like the accountability aspect of the new warning feature for both the mod and the poster. Next step is a grievance committee to allow for appeals...
I like it. Since no one knows at this point what the points were for in the first place why not start from scratch?Next is Amnesty for the pre-upgrade pointsI like the accountability aspect of the new warning feature for both the mod and the poster. Next step is a grievance committee to allow for appeals...
Sorry, I'll get back to posting on more important topics on here, like figuring out where the hell Swedish Fish are sold.Seems to be a lot of unnecessary consternation over this.
eh, I'm bored, it's late, my wife is snoring like a bear, what else am I supposed to do?Seems to be a lot of unnecessary consternation over this.
FYPThat sounds like that could cause a ton of problems. would never ever happen in a million yearsI like the accountability aspect of the new warning feature for both the mod and the poster. Next step is a grievance committee to allow for appeals...
Agreed. Also, I think those with a lot of Warning Points should be able to battle a lion in an effort to remove them.Seems to be a lot of unnecessary consternation over this.
I was actually talking about a mods name being on there, not a "grievance committe". I could picture Joe now sitting down in a big conference every morning with all of the other staff members, who all work in a big building together, hashing out who is getting banned and the reason behind it. :slamsjoegavel:FYPThat sounds like that could cause a ton of problems. would never ever happen in a million yearsI like the accountability aspect of the new warning feature for both the mod and the poster. Next step is a grievance committee to allow for appeals...
sure warn me!!!I'm not sure exactly, but several years.B-Deep said:If there is a warning point system that extends back, how far?
Under the old system . . .The easiest way for a mod/admin to suspend somebody is to click on their warning points link. On the resulting page, we can choose whether to suspend the poster and for how long, but the description of the violation is a required field. By filling out the description, a warning point is automatically added, and the description is logged so that all the other mods/admins could see the list of warnings/suspensions for that poster. A typical entry might read, "Called LHUCKS a '######' and told him to '#### his own '####.' Two weeks."Under the new system, as of yesterday . . .I haven't given any warnings or suspensions yet, but it looks like the easiest way to to do it is still to click on your warning points. When I do that, I can no longer see a list of your previous infractions. Maybe I'm looking in the wrong place, or maybe Keith hasn't added that yet, or maybe they were all erased or something. I don't know. In any case, from there, I can issue you a warning. When I do so, I can enter two description logs — one that will be visible to you, and one that will be visible only to other mods and admins. So under the new system, when you are given a warning point, starting now you will be able to see why.It looks like the other fields, for entering punishments, are not yet operational. So if I wanted to suspend you, I'd have to do it the old-fashioned, harder way (by logging in to a separate admin site) instead of just doing it through the warning process.>What is the purpose of tracking warning points if users cannot see the points and thus are not warned?If the system allows tracking not only of points, but also issuing warnings, what purpose is there to give us the points but document nothing in the warnings portion?
Theoretically up to ten, I guess, but I don't think anybody's ever gotten more than one point per post. Not all points are equal, though. The severity of the infraction is described in the warning log, and it's the eggregiousness of the infractions rather than their raw number that matters.How many points can be issued on one post?
Sure. Not the points so much as the descriptive logs.When a timeout comes do past warning points contribute to the length of the timeout?
There's no automatic sunset provision, but they can be manually repealed. Or at least they could under the old system. I'm not sure how to do it under the new system.To answer some previous questions, the maximum number of warning points anybody can have is ten. Once you hit ten, your account is automatically suspended until you have fewer than ten. So that's typically when warning points have been repealed — to get a poster unsuspended after his suspension putting him at ten had been served.Does anyone want to volunteer to have me warn them right now so I can see more about how the new system works? I'm not sure I'd be able to repeal the warning point. But I'd comment in the log that it was just a test warning.Do warning points ever expire?
 
 I made an impassioned pleas for amnesty once beforeeh, I wrote it half in jest but I do like hte thought of the mod(s) who ban you having to defend their decision.That sounds like that could cause a ton of problems.I like the accountability aspect of the new warning feature for both the mod and the poster. Next step is a grievance committee to allow for appeals...
I like it. Since no one knows at this point what the points were for in the first place why not start from scratch?>
Next is Amnesty for the pre-upgrade pointsI like the accountability aspect of the new warning feature for both the mod and the poster. Next step is a grievance committee to allow for appeals...
On a related note, Curly was always my favorite stooge.MT has always been my favorite mod
was curly a chargers fan?On a related note, Curly was always my favorite stooge.MT has always been my favorite mod
