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I’d like to lodge a formal complaint regarding a week-long ban I just received. I started a thread titled "Post your photos here" in one of the subforums, but it was immediately deleted. Since I’m relatively new to the site, I assumed I had simply formatted things incorrectly, so I tried recreating the thread. That’s when I realized that the moderator mistywolf17 had slapped me with a seven-day ban.
In my view, this action was completely unprovoked. It makes me wonder: what is actually protecting us from the excessive and arbitrary use of the "ban button" by moderators on this forum?
A simple warning or even just moving the thread to the right section would have been more than enough; at least then I would have understood what I did wrong.
I really wish there were some kind of oversight system in place where moderators are held accountable for the sake of the forum’s health. Look, I get rules and I get censorship—that's fine—but there is a massive difference between a serious violation and an average user who ends up suffering an injustice through no fault of their own.
The moderator responsible for my ban was mistywolf17.
I expect an investigation into this matter, or at the very least, for someone to take a look at what happened here.
Thanks.
In my view, this action was completely unprovoked. It makes me wonder: what is actually protecting us from the excessive and arbitrary use of the "ban button" by moderators on this forum?
A simple warning or even just moving the thread to the right section would have been more than enough; at least then I would have understood what I did wrong.
I really wish there were some kind of oversight system in place where moderators are held accountable for the sake of the forum’s health. Look, I get rules and I get censorship—that's fine—but there is a massive difference between a serious violation and an average user who ends up suffering an injustice through no fault of their own.
The moderator responsible for my ban was mistywolf17.
I expect an investigation into this matter, or at the very least, for someone to take a look at what happened here.
Thanks.
