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The ban system is being revamped to provide a fair and balanced approach to handling rule violations. Previously, a single infraction could result in a permanent ban, leading to potential mistakes and unfairness. The new system aims to give individuals multiple chances to correct their behavior before resorting to a permanent ban.
Under the revamped ban system, individuals will receive three warnings for rule violations. If they continue to violate rules after receiving three warnings, they will receive three temporary bans. These bans will have increasing durations, giving individuals time to reflect on their actions and make necessary changes.
If an individual receives three temporary bans and continues to violate the rules, they will then receive a permanent ban. However, this permanent ban will only apply to the specific platform or community where the violations occurred. They will still be able to participate in other platforms or communities within the organization.
The main goal of the revamped ban system is to promote a more inclusive and fair environment for all members of the community. By giving individuals multiple chances to correct their behavior, the hope is to create a more positive and welcoming atmosphere for everyone.
Yes, there will be an appeals process in place for individuals who feel they have been unfairly banned. They will be able to submit an appeal explaining their situation and why they believe the ban should be lifted. The appeals will be reviewed by a panel of moderators to ensure fairness and consistency.