Can a Banned User Still View Member Profiles?

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Banned users can still access member profiles if they remain logged in, but their visibility is restricted when logged out. The site allows users to see it from a non-member perspective, which limits access to certain features. This confirms that banning does not entirely block access to the site. The discussion also includes a light-hearted comment about enjoying a telescope. Overall, the consensus is that banned users have limited visibility on member profiles when logged out.
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If someone is banned, can they still access the member profiles?
 
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They have access to the site, but I'm not sure exactly what they have access to.
 
OK, Thank you.
 
Just hit logout and you'll see the site as non-members see it.
 
So it is that restricting. Thank you for sharing this.
Enjoy that telescope for us who really wish we had one.
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