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This thread is for discussing recent bans. Don't discuss other topics here. Take it to website feedback if you disagree with a ban or want to raise an issue. Keep it civil. NOTE: For those of you who want to find the actual ABL thread where the bans are posted. Please look in here: https://tl.net/forum/closed-threads/ | ||
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SmoKim
Denmark10305 Posts
monkey5476 was just temp banned for 1 week by Saracen. That account was created on 2011-02-01 05:26:50 and had 56 posts. Reason: Who do you think you are? | ||
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goswser
United States3548 Posts
On April 20 2011 06:16 p4NDemik wrote: 9,200+ of them in 2010 and 2011. 3,500+ just in the first 3 and a half months of this year. This many bans? Doesn't this take away a lot of numbers from teamliquid's viewers? Not to critique because I love the community and teamliquid is basically the best website I've ever been on <3, but it seems to me like it would be more advantageous to simply permanently ban members from posting on the teamliquid forums, rather than to permanently ban them from viewing them. You get rid of the bad manner but keep the members. Edit: just curious, is there any reason why you guys haven't ever done this? | ||
Myles
United States5162 Posts
On April 20 2011 07:31 Newguy wrote: This many bans? Doesn't this take away a lot of numbers from teamliquid's viewers? Not to critique because I love the community and teamliquid is basically the best website I've ever been on <3, but it seems to me like it would be more advantageous to simply permanently ban members from posting on the teamliquid forums, rather than to permanently ban them from viewing them. You get rid of the bad manner but keep the members. Edit: just curious, is there any reason why you guys haven't ever done this? They normally only ban the account. That person can still view TL.net, but not login. They can even try to re-register under a different account and try to avoid moderator detection(they usually fail right away, tho some have made a decent number of posts before being found out). But I'm also pretty sure that they've IP banned some people who just wouldn't get the message. | ||
Chill
Calgary26003 Posts
On April 20 2011 07:31 Newguy wrote: This many bans? Doesn't this take away a lot of numbers from teamliquid's viewers? Not to critique because I love the community and teamliquid is basically the best website I've ever been on <3, but it seems to me like it would be more advantageous to simply permanently ban members from posting on the teamliquid forums, rather than to permanently ban them from viewing them. You get rid of the bad manner but keep the members. Edit: just curious, is there any reason why you guys haven't ever done this? You can still read TL if you're banned, you just can't log in. Looking at the top left, you can see only 25% of TL logs in. | ||
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jdseemoreglass
United States3773 Posts
On April 20 2011 07:11 Exley wrote: The mods have been doing some really good work recently. True, but at this point it's kind of like shooting fish in a barrel. When someone posts "ZOMG PvZ so Imba, FUUU!!!" in an LR thread, it's like getting points for a suicide. Must certainly take some of the pleasure and satisfaction from the work.  | ||
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57 Corvette
Canada5941 Posts
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Aquafresh
United States824 Posts
On April 19 2011 14:47 tree.hugger wrote: He missed a good opportunity to misuse the terms "bonjwa" "troll" "metagame" and "timing attack". Also could've made a sexist remark. But otherwise, pretty good. Eh no one ever gets banned because of these anymore sadly. I've seen ret get called a troll for building drones, MVP called a bonjwa after winning GSL, and if they were banning for misuse of the term "timing attack" gretorp would have been ip banned after one day of NASL. I don't think even chill gets mad at people (publicly) for misusing Starcraft terms anymore. Every other post in the strategy forum uses "metagame" for something it doesn't mean, and "push" is basically synonymous with attack now. I gave up caring about it too much when I saw Liquipedia 2 refer to the initial attack with the zerglings from a 6-pool as a "push." On the other hand the community has warped "cheese" into a hyper-specific definition unique to the given situation. | ||
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goswser
United States3548 Posts
On April 20 2011 07:44 Chill wrote: You can still read TL if you're banned, you just can't log in. Looking at the top left, you can see only 25% of TL logs in. That always puzzled me. I don't understand how so many people would be viewing teamliquid without an account logged in. Do you have statistics on how many of the current viewers are banned currently? | ||
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Ichabod
United States1659 Posts
WINNINGID8 was just temp banned for 90 days by LosingID8. That account was created on 2011-03-17 01:31:50 and had 0 posts. Reason: I hope you suffer. Rofl, guess he didn't learn his lesson after 1 week ban  (is your student actually doing anything or are you just teasing him?) | ||
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PetRockSteve
United States70 Posts
On April 20 2011 09:18 Newguy wrote: That always puzzled me. I don't understand how so many people would be viewing teamliquid without an account logged in. Do you have statistics on how many of the current viewers are banned currently? It took me a couple months to have a strong enough urge to post that I made an account. As you can read all the threads with a normal account as when you are not logged in, then the only reason to get one is to post on it (as opposed to visiting the site solely to read news). | ||
Firebolt145
Lalalaland34504 Posts
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Shiragaku
Hong Kong4308 Posts
Jerome was just temp banned for 2 days by Chill. That account was created on 2011-02-07 03:25:28 and had 9 posts. Reason: Going into a thread about a Starcraft 2 league to complain about Starcraft 2 can only be described as irrational. Perfect argument to shoot down complainers about balance. | ||
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JBright
Vancouver14381 Posts
On April 20 2011 07:31 Newguy wrote: This many bans? Doesn't this take away a lot of numbers from teamliquid's viewers? Not to critique because I love the community and teamliquid is basically the best website I've ever been on <3, but it seems to me like it would be more advantageous to simply permanently ban members from posting on the teamliquid forums, rather than to permanently ban them from viewing them. You get rid of the bad manner but keep the members. Edit: just curious, is there any reason why you guys haven't ever done this? And a lot of those bans are temp bans. Quite a few people have multiple bans in that span, so probably not >3000 unique bans. | ||
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Meapak_Ziphh
United States6786 Posts
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moltenlead
Canada866 Posts
I was wondering what the lockdown and nuke icons are for, if someone could tell me? | ||
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Archas
United States6531 Posts
On April 20 2011 12:19 moltenlead wrote: Who is this tdot you speak of? Most of these have been pretty hilarious, but I don't get why people are still allowed to get away with what they do sometimes, especially whining in the wrong threads? I would second the TL.net temp purge, though I may end up getting caught in that o.O I was wondering what the lockdown and nuke icons are for, if someone could tell me? Tdot is no one special. He's just a bad poster famous for his inhuman persistence, registering dozens of new accounts at a time to harass TL. He didn't do a good job. The nuke icon indicates that the user is permanently banned, while the Lockdown icon indicates a temporary ban. | ||
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Vain
Netherlands1115 Posts
On April 20 2011 09:44 PetRockSteve wrote: It took me a couple months to have a strong enough urge to post that I made an account. As you can read all the threads with a normal account as when you are not logged in, then the only reason to get one is to post on it (as opposed to visiting the site solely to read news). Months? It took me jears to register an accaunt and then some to actually start posting. I wish i'd done that before  | ||
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Dhalphir
Australia1305 Posts
On April 20 2011 09:44 PetRockSteve wrote: It took me a couple months to have a strong enough urge to post that I made an account. As you can read all the threads with a normal account as when you are not logged in, then the only reason to get one is to post on it (as opposed to visiting the site solely to read news). On a lot of forums the incentive to register, even if not intending to post, is that it tracks your unread posts and you can click a button to go right to the first unread post in a given thread. TL doesn't do that yet (annoyingly) so the impetus for someone with no interest in posting to register is lower. | ||
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Craton
United States17294 Posts
On April 20 2011 06:16 p4NDemik wrote: 9,200+ of them in 2010 and 2011. 3,500+ just in the first 3 and a half months of this year. That SC2 influx just rakes in the numbers. | ||
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Probulous
Australia3894 Posts
Edit: Nice reasoning here Jibba. imbs was just banned by Jibba. That account was created on 2010-09-29 19:16:59 and had 320 posts. Reason: You were a much better member before you started posting. You've been warned about being a shit poster so many times in various SC2 subforums, and then you do it in the Strategy section. That's a nono. | ||
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