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DrummingAtom
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What do the thinner and/or crossed out screen names mean?
Screen names thinner fonts and crossed out meaning?
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The discussion clarifies the significance of thinner and crossed-out screen names in the forum. A crossed-out name indicates that the member has been banned, either temporarily or permanently. A bold font signifies that the email address provided during sign-up is valid, while a normal font indicates that the email has not been validated or is no longer valid. Understanding these visual cues is essential for navigating the forum effectively.
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magpies
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Crossed out means your extra special.
It's not a good thing :)
It's not a good thing :)
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lisab
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Bold font indicates the email address provided at the time of sign up is apparently valid; normal font means it has not yet been validated or is no longer valid.
The line through the name means that member has been banned, either temporarily or permanently. Please read the rules before posting
to avoid [STRIKE]this.[/STRIKE]
The line through the name means that member has been banned, either temporarily or permanently. Please read the rules before posting
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