OMG, I got a warning! Now what?


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  • 2 weeks later...
I did get a PM, but on most other forums I can actually read the notes as well.

The warn logs have been heavily modified from the average IPB log. They link to threads only staff have access too... so you really aren't missing much in the logs.

The thread linked in the warn log contains the PM sent, reason for warn, actual post, and any staff discussion afterwards. (our checks and balance system).

  • 1 month later...

I have ''u-hum'' warning for calling another user a moron. I got done twice by the same mod.

However that was over 1 year ago and only 20% went after 6 months and the other is still there.

I also got done by another mod and booked twice for the same offence and that was 7 months ago, so why do I still have them?

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