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Banning a member

Postby trickyricky » Nov 8th, '06, 23:53



Well, not really a member. If a person registers with the forums, and contributes nothing to the conversations, i do not class this person as a member of TM, as im sure many of you agree. But if this person then PM's you asking for exposure on a trick, can we report them to get them permanently banned? Or do we have to just grin and ignore them?


P.S. Sorry if i seem a bit abrupt or edgy! Its just since winning this contest, my inbox has been flooded with requests for exposure or, as i mentioned in my review thread, other requests from people that ive never spoken to once, or havent even participated in the forums!

I was born with Multiple Personality Disorder. Luckily, they are all me, they just dont always get along...
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Postby Mandrake » Nov 9th, '06, 00:11

If people register and do nothing more then that's probably their choice - many are just checking out and may post at a future date. However if someone registers and seeks secrets by PM whether they've made hundreds of posts or non at all them it's a breach of Forum protocol and a ban would be seriously considered. We'd need to have full details of course so the Mods could discuss the situation properly. In recent months 4 members have been elbowed for spamming and asking for secrets and a further 5 were cautioned. 3 of those 5 became very argumentative and insulting so were banned as well :wink: !

We like to give the benefit of the doubt as it's understandable that natural curiosity will be involved - that's how we develop and mature as magicians and human beings but there's a big difference between enthusiasm and just asking how something's done. Be assured that the Ban button is a fearsome and wicked instrument which is kept well oiled and ready for action.

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Postby trickyricky » Nov 9th, '06, 00:21

Thanks Mandrake! Good to know! I'll see how things go with these individuals and try to turn them around in their wicked ways before i report them!

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Postby Mandrake » Nov 9th, '06, 00:23

OK if you get any grief just let us know and we'll set the dogs on 'em.

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