Man Called Jim wrote:Tropic Thunder wrote:Jack wrote:Ignorance, I'm afraid, is no excuse. To use this forum is to agree to the rules; rules which are your responsibility to know. If you're not going to familiarize yourself with them, then you're going to have to be prepared to deal with potential consequences.
Like i have already said, i was my fault i did not read the forum rules, but i don't understand why i did not get a verbal warning.
I have had one before for other things, and i have changed and not done those things again.
I did not know about nor understand about masking, so why should i deserve a formal warning which doesnt give me a chance as previous to learn from my mistakes.
When i have already proven with given a second chance i change.
TT, it may be the case that once you have received a warning for a rule you did not read about you should read about the other rules.
It would seem the mod was within his rights to issue a warning here looking at the rules.
Again definiting the masking rule why is STHU (s-t-f-u) which is okay,
Well, yes but there is an inconsistancy with modding which i do not understand, before i got a verbal now i don't. It's hardly fair on us, when the hole mod team should work together and be consistance.
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H1H1 wrote:post anything like this again and you will be warned
that was refering to
mikgamer wrote:kikaz is my DH
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also:
Mikgamer wrote:I knew he would get an un-justified warning for posting that.
Zeek and other mods will back me up on this.
In the recent case of Papa Smurfs complaint masking was being debated. Although a clear cut answer was never given, it was basically implied that common letter abbreviations such as "WTH" "STHU" "GTHO" etc. etc., which nearly every poster knows what each is short for, were not deemed to be masking. So taking that in to consideration "dh" should easily fall in to the same category and therefor if other said abbreviations that contain letter(s) which represent a banned word is not considered masking the same should apply for "dh."
I rest my case.