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Grand Master

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so maybe the mod deserved it! and the people too! and when will it go down?!

It doesn't go down. Its your permanent record. Whether or not anyone deserves it, flaming is against the neowin rules.

If you don't want it to continue going up, obey the rules :)

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So what is your warn percentage based on? From personal experience I have been mistakenly been warned in the RWI forums but after mod review it has been dismissed yet it appears I am still 'guilty' regardless.

So is this like the unethical business practice where they only look at your arrest record and not convictions?

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So what is your warn percentage based on?  From personal experience I have been mistakenly been warned in the RWI forums but after mod review it has been dismissed yet it appears I am still 'guilty' regardless.

So is this like the unethical business practice where they only look at your arrest record and not convictions?

each warning is worth 20%. mistakes, when they occur, are subtracted from the warn meter. It appears you're where you're at for other reasons.

all this is is simply a record for the moderators to go look at what things you've been warned for in the past.

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I asked this question earlier, but focus was on another comment I made in my post...

But, do comments in the "front page" news articles have an efffect on the 'warning' level? I have seen plenty of violation of the rules there, and was curious if those people were exempt from warnings.

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Ok, thanks Spyder.  I can accept I'm a argumentative ******.  I do think RWI should be a sliding scale IMO. ;)

hey no problem :) From what I've seen (this is all IMO.. I avoid modding there) RWI is a little more lenient given the nature of the discussions at hand and how heated they can get.

WHen you go into RWI it immediatly gets a bit toasty. Modding there must be like having to work as a cop in the rough part of the neighborhood.

you got it :) much props to silly and blaise :)

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each warning is worth 20%. mistakes, when they occur, are subtracted from the warn meter. It appears you're where you're at for other reasons.

all this is is simply a record for the moderators to go look at what things you've been warned for in the past.

Oh! So 5 strikes and you're out.

I hope silly mistakes aren't worth 20%. :blush:

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