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mopinko

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3. presume admin keeps track.

Reply to Takket (Original post)

Mon Sep 23, 2019, 06:11 PM

Sep 2019

i will hit that if i think it is someone who just wants someone to shut up.
cant see them banning someone for being an alert troll, but i can see it being part of a picture of a troll that brings the ban hammer.

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what does "they sent the alert in bad faith with an intent to disrupt" do? [View all] Takket Sep 2019 OP

Honestly, a bunch of alerts fall in that category, but I've never hit that button. Hoyt Sep 2019 #1

It is your subjective opinion after evaluating the alert. It comes up only when you deem the alert hlthe2b Sep 2019 #2

more specifically i meant......... Takket Sep 2019 #4

No. I assume it is a majority of jury, but it gives the alerter a time out for some period of time. hlthe2b Sep 2019 #6

presume admin keeps track. mopinko Sep 2019 #3

I selected that option once. rownesheck Sep 2019 #5