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I don't know, go away for five minutes, and suddenly everything is trying to be clever.
Trying being the operative word.
User warned with a fat yellow card next to their name? Christ that's tacky. Why don't you exchange the yellow gif for a Tommy Sports logo or something?
And the new format (colours mostly), it's gay. It hurts my eyes, and I can't see at a glance which threads I have already looked at. How gay is this? Very gay I tell you.
*shakes head*
Sort it out you bunch of plums.
Trying being the operative word.
User warned with a fat yellow card next to their name? Christ that's tacky. Why don't you exchange the yellow gif for a Tommy Sports logo or something?
And the new format (colours mostly), it's gay. It hurts my eyes, and I can't see at a glance which threads I have already looked at. How gay is this? Very gay I tell you.
*shakes head*
Sort it out you bunch of plums.
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Dadio500 wrote:
> Anyone know how long the warnings last or is the length dependant on
> what you got banned for?
They are for life... 3 months
> Anyone know how long the warnings last or is the length dependant on
> what you got banned for?
They are for life... 3 months
ST, msn NOW.
Thank'ya
Thank'ya
Dadio500 wrote:
> Anyone know how long the warnings last or is the length dependant on
> what you got banned for?
In the 'Customer services' forum, Mr Snuggly wrote:
> If you've done something that is against the rules but doesn't
> warrant an outright banning, then you'll be warned. When our
> moderators apply the warning in our admin system, they can set how
> long the warning applies for. This sends off an automated e-mail to
> the user, explaining why they were warned and explaining that they
> are not able to win Gameaday prizes when they are warned.
>
> When the warning runs out, the user goes back to their normal status.
> Anyone know how long the warnings last or is the length dependant on
> what you got banned for?
In the 'Customer services' forum, Mr Snuggly wrote:
> If you've done something that is against the rules but doesn't
> warrant an outright banning, then you'll be warned. When our
> moderators apply the warning in our admin system, they can set how
> long the warning applies for. This sends off an automated e-mail to
> the user, explaining why they were warned and explaining that they
> are not able to win Gameaday prizes when they are warned.
>
> When the warning runs out, the user goes back to their normal status.
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