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busif was just banned by p4NDemik.

That account was created on 2012-05-01 12:49:21 and had 3 posts.

Reason: Nope.

Shemales and SC2, both are my favorites. I CAN RELATE!!!

On May 01 2012 12:41 iamperfection wrote:


I've got it: memes! No, I'd rather kill myself.

On May 01 2012 13:09 -_-Quails wrote:

If you want to be banned that badly, you could just go through a bunch of dead threads correcting grammar.

On May 01 2012 13:12 Fencer710 wrote:

ahahahaha that would be amazingly funny XD

EDIT: Oh shit my 300th post is coming up, what should I do???

On May 01 2012 13:56 SixtusTheFifth wrote:
Since it's quieter in here, recently I've noticed an increase in posts asking to see where someone was banned. There's a nice quick method that should help people find bans and thus and increase discussion about the bans themselves. Using the following code you can bring up someone's warning or ban history in just a few seconds.


To search for warnings:
http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/search.php?q=[b][red]User was warned for this post[/red][/b]&t=c&f=-1&u=USERNAMEHERE&gb=date&d=

To search for bans (will show temps and the final perm):
http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/search.php?q=[b][red]User was banned for this post&t=c&f=-1&u=USERNAMEHERE&gb=date&d=


What you are really searching for is "[B][red]User was warned for this post". Using the URL as a search string is just a trick I picked up along the way from someone. I don't know why they use the % codes to make brackets, I haven't noticed a difference when I've compared results using "[B][red]User+was+warned+for+this+post" but I haven't tested it much. This is just the trick I've picked up and I just do it the way I was shown. Please direct all questions to the person whos name I don't recall.

If you are counting bans to check someone's post history then don't just count the results because any bans they have quoted will display too. For example, if you check the history of a regular on the ABL then a lot of their posts in the ABL will display, but almost all will be other people's bans/warnings (but not all as iamperfection has recently chosen to demonstrate).

Sometime a recent ban may not display - I think it just depends on when the search engine rechecks a page. eg At the time of writing this, searching for that warning for iamperfection will not show, but give it a day or so and it will. If you don't want to wait then you are back to looking up all posts and reading all the recent ones.

Mis-spelling a user name can give screwy results.


So as an example:

• I open up a new tab in Firefox/Chrome
  
  
• I paste http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/search.php?q=[b][red]User was banned for this post&t=c&f=-1&u=USERNAMEHERE&gb=date&d= into the address bar
  
  
• I replace USERNAMEHERE with TheToast
  
  
• The results come up. The most recent entry on the ABL is his page 1000 ban, the rest are quotes of other bans.
  

I hope this helps your time here on the ABL.

On May 01 2012 13:14 p4NDemik wrote:
Nothing special, its 300 posts not a wedding anniversary.

On May 01 2012 16:49 Fencer710 wrote:

OK.

On May 01 2012 16:53 -_-Quails wrote:

I like this use of a 300th post.
It seems fitting, just as handing someone a folded paper swan is fitting on their first wedding anniversary.

On May 01 2012 13:56 SixtusTheFifth wrote:
Since it's quieter in here, recently I've noticed an increase in posts asking to see where someone was banned. There's a nice quick method that should help people find bans and thus and increase discussion about the bans themselves. Using the following code you can bring up someone's warning or ban history in just a few seconds.


To search for warnings:
http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/search.php?q=[b][red]User was warned for this post[/red][/b]&t=c&f=-1&u=USERNAMEHERE&gb=date&d=

To search for bans (will show temps and the final perm):
http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/search.php?q=[b][red]User was banned for this post&t=c&f=-1&u=USERNAMEHERE&gb=date&d=


What you are really searching for is "[B][red]User was warned for this post". Using the URL as a search string is just a trick I picked up along the way from someone. I don't know why they use the % codes to make brackets, I haven't noticed a difference when I've compared results using "[B][red]User+was+warned+for+this+post" but I haven't tested it much. This is just the trick I've picked up and I just do it the way I was shown. Please direct all questions to the person whos name I don't recall.

If you are counting bans to check someone's post history then don't just count the results because any bans they have quoted will display too. For example, if you check the history of a regular on the ABL then a lot of their posts in the ABL will display, but almost all will be other people's bans/warnings (but not all as iamperfection has recently chosen to demonstrate).

Sometime a recent ban may not display - I think it just depends on when the search engine rechecks a page. eg At the time of writing this, searching for that warning for iamperfection will not show, but give it a day or so and it will. If you don't want to wait then you are back to looking up all posts and reading all the recent ones.

Mis-spelling a user name can give screwy results.


So as an example:

• I open up a new tab in Firefox/Chrome
  
  
• I paste http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/search.php?q=[b][red]User was banned for this post&t=c&f=-1&u=USERNAMEHERE&gb=date&d= into the address bar
  
  
• I replace USERNAMEHERE with TheToast
  
  
• The results come up. The most recent entry on the ABL is his page 1000 ban, the rest are quotes of other bans.
  

I hope this helps your time here on the ABL.

On May 01 2012 17:45 BLinD-RawR wrote:



lol they are at it again.

On May 01 2012 17:48 Dodgin wrote:


Is there some kind of story behind this? 90 days is a long time, I assume they have a history of fighting on the forums?

On May 01 2012 17:45 BLinD-RawR wrote:



lol they are at it again.