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Banned from the COVID subforum

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Participants Gary Cooper3swiftstag66Kevin Morris7placidhound5Grace Edwardswearybison63Tyler Ruiz502Ronald Chavez2
Gary Cooper3 Gary Cooper3 Active MemberOP
61 messages
joined Jan 2021
#1 ·
I didn't receive some warning or a slap on the wrist—no, I was hit with a direct ban from the coronavirus subforum.

My gut feeling? This whole thing kicked off once I started calling out Djikić and his endless stream of falsehoods. Every single one of my posts—even if they were strictly about that gentleman's claims—was wiped clean immediately. And now, it seems I’ve been tossed out of the subforum entirely...

Does anyone know how long these kinds of bans actually last? Or better yet, can someone provide an explanation? Did I actually insult someone? Or has the coronavirus become a literal religion where we aren't allowed to question our high priests—Djikan, Rudi, and their little inner circle?
swiftstag66 swiftstag66 Member
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joined Sep 2010
#2 ·
It’s pretty clear you aren't going to add anything useful to this conversation... some people already learned that the hard way 👍
Kevin Morris7 Kevin Morris7 Newcomer
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joined Sep 2021
#3 ·
Or you simply won't hear a peep from them.
Gary Cooper3 Gary Cooper3 Active MemberOP
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joined Jan 2021
#4 ·
Look, I’ve always been a bit of a skeptic when it came to the idea of censorship—never really thought it was an issue here—but this recent turn of events is frankly bizarre. I’ve had my fair share of warnings for breaking thread rules, and honestly, I can live with that... it's part of the game. But now? It seems our colleague ego is systematically scrubbing any posts that dare to present the actual facts of the profession, simply because the reality doesn't align with his specific preferences.

It’s strange behavior, truly... but I suppose if having a one-man echo chamber makes them feel secure, then who am I to judge?
placidhound5 placidhound5 Newcomer
6 messages
joined Sep 2021
#5 ·
Gary Cooper3 said:I didn't receive some warning or a slap on the wrist—no, I was hit with a direct ban from the coronavirus subforum.

My gut feeling? This whole thing kicked off once I started calling out Djikić and his endless stream of falsehoods. Every single one of my posts—even if they were strictly about that gentleman's claims—was wiped clean immediately. And now, it seems I’ve been tossed out of the subforum entirely...

Does anyone know how long these kinds of bans actually last? Or better yet, can someone provide an explanation? Did I actually insult someone? Or has the coronavirus become a literal religion where we aren't allowed to question our high priests—Djikan, Rudi, and their little inner circle?

Greetings, Gary Cooper3.

You weren't warned because you clearly noticed several of your posts being deleted (since you commented on the deletions). Deleting content is a very clear signal that such material isn't allowed here. If a moderator has to keep deleting your stuff, they conclude there's no hope for that user.

Think of a deleted post as a yellow card—a warning without points for "unwanted content." The reasons vary widely, ranging from trivial or vague posts to simply repeating the same tired arguments over and over. It's bad content that disrupts the flow and makes reading difficult. Don't act surprised when things get deleted, and don't just repost what was taken down; try to reshape it into something useful instead. And never, ever try to belittle someone else in an argument.

The suspension period is indefinite. If a user wants back into the subforum, they have to convince us they understand where they went wrong and promise not to disrupt discussions anymore.

That's enough for today. 🙂
Gary Cooper3 Gary Cooper3 Active MemberOP
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joined Jan 2021
#6 ·
I appreciate it. I’ll respect the decision then.

All I really wanted was an explanation—and now, finally, I have one.
Grace Edwards Grace Edwards Active Member
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joined May 2023
#7 ·
Wait, who on earth is placidhound5? 🤣
wearybison63 wearybison63 Active Member
60 messages
joined May 2021
#8 ·
Grace Edwards said:Wait, who on earth is placidhound5? 🤣

Anderlon😍

But not always.
Tyler Ruiz502 Tyler Ruiz502 Active Member
157 messages
joined May 2018
#9 ·
What on earth does "he has to convince us" even mean? Honestly, I’m sitting here laughing my head off just reading it. The sheer audacity of the phrasing—it's almost poetic in its absurdity.
placidhound5 placidhound5 Newcomer
6 messages
joined Sep 2021
#10 ·
Tyler Ruiz502 said:What on earth does "he has to convince us" even mean? Honestly, I’m sitting here laughing my head off just reading it. The sheer audacity of the phrasing—it's almost poetic in its absurdity.

Good question. I appreciate you asking. 🙂 It’s too much to pack into one post. If the Ban wants access back, they’ll clearly have to talk to someone.

We aren't heartless. We believe in change and giving people second chances, so we're quick to accept a sincere plea. That happens. It isn't just a theory. If we realize we messed up, fine—we'll fix it.
Ronald Chavez2 Ronald Chavez2 Active Member
121 messages
joined Feb 2023
#11 ·
Interesting enough. I won't pretend to be an expert on everything those economic analysts have ever published, but from what I've gathered, there wasn't any blatant profanity, trolling, or unnecessary provocation, so it makes me wonder why you were the one singled out for being banned from that subforum.

It strikes me that there are plenty of other people who consistently lower the quality of debate over there, though they all seem to be on the "right" side of the aisle, which is probably why they get away with whatever they want.

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