He is no longer with us.StevieTNZ said:
Unless they have N/A under their names, that means that they never completed registration.Pranav-Arora said:
I hope so, he wasn't banned, he left, but I am still in contact with him. He is such a wonderful person.DaveC426913 said:
Evo said:
He requested to be banned, his account wasn't canceled.DaveC426913 said:
Evo said:
Not Applicablemishrashubham said:
He was temp banned, and he decided not to come back and requested a permanent ban.Insanity said:
I'll contact him and get back to you via PM. I really miss him in the food thread.Insanity said:
Insanity said:
Insanity, Evo,Evo said:
Most people are banned as crackpots, or refusing to follow the rules, or both. A very few request a ban to prevent them from posting. Jared and nismar fall into the latter.I like Serena said:
Evo said:
Well I know that. But what does it mean when placed under someone's username?Evo said:
I like Serena said:Of course, that actually makes a lot of sense!
But wait! That means all our frequent posters are at risk!
Like tiny-tim or micromass, or, god forbid, Evo!
I believe it means that they no longer show up on searches, even though you might still stumble on one of their postsmishrashubham said:
Nismar is not N/A, he requested a permanent ban, so technically, yes, he could come back. I doubt that he will.
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