Regain access after permanent ban?

chu · Sep 18, 2009, 09:37 AM

Recently, my buddy Jim ( Import Junky) informed me he was permanently banned from this forum. Prior to this ban, Jim had his account temporarily disable, for things he said and what not, the mods probably know better than I do. I am not questioning actions taken against him, but my thread is asking for the moderators to reconsider the actions against Jim.

Jim has been a long time member of this forum, and has contributed a lot in terms of advice and feedback to other members. His contributions may not be great, but it is more than many members have done.

All in all, I think the actions have taught Jim to bite his tongue, and keep things to himself. I ask that the mods reconsider the action against Jim, and maybe allow him limited access again.

Chu

**Crzylizard** · Sep 18, 2009, 10:03 AM

He's got a fairly extenstive history of flaming, disrespect towards staff, and other offenses.

He was warned on multiple occassions, and was given several opportunities to shape up.

Regardsless of your contribution to the site, we all follow the same rules. If you cannot abide by those rules, you are not welcome here.

Unfortunately, despite multiple chances given by the staf, your buddy Jim was not able to conduct himself in a proper manner to remain a member of this community.

**SmikeEvo** · Sep 18, 2009, 10:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Crzylizard

He's got a fairly extenstive history of flaming, disrespect towards staff, and other offenses.

He was warned on multiple occassions, and was given several opportunities to shape up.

Regardsless of your contribution to the site, we all follow the same rules. If you cannot abide by those rules, you are not welcome here.

Unfortunately, despite multiple chances given by the staff, your buddy Jim was not able to conduct himself in a proper manner to remain a member of this community.

This.

He also broke more rules that are clearly defined in our site rules. Beyond that, we do not publicly share why a user has been infracted.

**SASD209** · Sep 18, 2009, 02:12 PM

Permabans are just that: permanent. We do not discuss the particulars of a members infractions in public, and I do not permaban someone without good and sound cause. Closed.