Post by bacon on Apr 24, 2006 22:29:05 GMT -5
The staff has decided to use Proboard's recently added warning bar system. The following is how things will work.
First Violation:[/u] The first time you violate any rule of the forums, you will be given a verbal warning in public. The crew will tell you what you are doing, and that you need to stop.
Continuous Violations:[/u] If you continue to violate the rules, the warning level will be increased with the crew's decision. At various stages in the warning bar, different consequences will follow:
10%- Warning PM.
20%- 24 Hour Account Disablement.
30%- 24 Hour Ban.
40%- 48 Hour Account Disablement.
50%- 48 Hour Ban.
60%- 1 Week Account Disablement.
70%- 1 Week Ban.
80%- 1 Month Account Disablement.
90%- 6 Months Ban.
100%- Account Disabled Completely and User Permabanned.
Only the user and staff will be able to see a particular user's warning bar, however, custom titles and ranks are removed for that particular user's mini-profile. Over time, your warning bar will lower if your behavior is better. If you have had no warnings in a month, it is a person's responsibility to politely contact a staff member and ask them to remove or decrease the warning bar.
First Violation:[/u] The first time you violate any rule of the forums, you will be given a verbal warning in public. The crew will tell you what you are doing, and that you need to stop.
Continuous Violations:[/u] If you continue to violate the rules, the warning level will be increased with the crew's decision. At various stages in the warning bar, different consequences will follow:
10%- Warning PM.
20%- 24 Hour Account Disablement.
30%- 24 Hour Ban.
40%- 48 Hour Account Disablement.
50%- 48 Hour Ban.
60%- 1 Week Account Disablement.
70%- 1 Week Ban.
80%- 1 Month Account Disablement.
90%- 6 Months Ban.
100%- Account Disabled Completely and User Permabanned.
Only the user and staff will be able to see a particular user's warning bar, however, custom titles and ranks are removed for that particular user's mini-profile. Over time, your warning bar will lower if your behavior is better. If you have had no warnings in a month, it is a person's responsibility to politely contact a staff member and ask them to remove or decrease the warning bar.