TALLY 2.0
Bluelighter
Ive been looking through the rules and I have not been able to find anything on infractions and how many equals what. All I have been able to find is things on warnings.
nowhere does it talk about how many infractions equal ban or do you add the warnings and infractions up to get a ban or are they separate?
See, no talk of infractions, only warnings. I dont think we should be given something like that unless it is in writing. If it is not in writing, then it is not a contract.
nowhere does it talk about how many infractions equal ban or do you add the warnings and infractions up to get a ban or are they separate?
greenlighters guide said:Warnings
Warnings are issued by staff when a member violates the site user agreement (BLUA) or forum specific guidelines (you should be aware of any forum guidelines before posting). Warnings are typically given a value of 1 pt and most will expire within 1 year. Stronger warnings can be issued if the situation requires.
Temporary Bans
Issued by Sr. Staff (senior mods and admins). Sr. Staff will issue a temporary ban if they feel a member is disrupting the site and not changing the behaviour that incurred a warning. There is no set number of warnings or points to earn a temporary ban, as we trust the judgment of the Sr. Staff to balance the number of warnings with they type of offenses in making this decision. The length of the temporary ban will be determined by sr. staff, typically 3 days to 2 weeks. At the end of a temporary ban, the account will become active again. If you continue to disrupt after your return, you will be permanently banned.
Bans will be automatically issued when the following amounts of active points are obtained on one's record:
2 points: 1 day
4 points: 3 days
5 points: 1 week
6 points: 2 weeks
7 points: 1 month
8 points: 3 months
9 points: 6 months
10 points: 1 year
See, no talk of infractions, only warnings. I dont think we should be given something like that unless it is in writing. If it is not in writing, then it is not a contract.