Different way bans are handled?

[macbook pro i5]

I think that after 3 timeouts you get a warning that you are under very high supervision and if you do anything wrong in those 6 months of supervision then you can get banned instantly,thoughts?

 

[cerote]

Shouldn't the 3 timeouts as you say be warning enough?

Not sure how MR does their infractions and bans but place where I mod is 2 infractions, then the third infraction is a 7 day ban, then the forth infraction is perma-ban.


How many warnings/infractions does a person need to get a clue they are messing up?

 

[.Andy]

I reckon a 7 day ban for starting threads about bans.

And 14 days for replying in a thread about bans.

 

[annk]

The Moderation FAQ has information about how moderation is handled. This sentence in particular might be of interest:

The rules and moderation guidelines are applied equally to all forum members but messages and disciplinary actions depend on the rule involved, the nature of the violation, and the user's history of prior violations. Repeated rule-breaking causes stronger actions, so a reminder one time can become a warning or time-out the next time.

 

[macbook pro i5]

Shouldn't the 3 timeouts as you say be warning enough?

Not sure how MR does their infractions and bans but place where I mod is 2 infractions, then the third infraction is a 7 day ban, then the forth infraction is perma-ban.


How many warnings/infractions does a person need to get a clue they are messing up?

Well then two timeouts and a warning on the second timeout that if you mess up one more time its a perma-ban,as(I don't know if I should say this)but I got banned recently without warning for forgetting the reregistration rule,I apologized to arn and I was just wondering when there are members not trying to break the rules they accidentally break one then get banned without warning.

 

[annk]

Well then two timeouts and a warning on the second timeout that if you mess up one more time its a perma-ban,as(I don't know if I should say this)but I got banned recently without warning for forgetting the reregistration rule,I apologized to arn and I was just wondering when there are members not trying to break the rules they accidentally break one then get banned without warning.

The best way to avoid breaking a rule you don't know about is to read the rules through (which you agreed to do as part of the registration process).

Please respect the rule about not discussing specific moderation in public. It's fine to ask general questions about the rules and moderation here, but if you have questions about specific moderation, you have to use the contact form (again, as is stated in the rules).