When a username has a strikethrough, does that mean they are banned?

[magnusrobot12]

i notice some posts with users who's name have a strikethrough through them. does that mean they are banned from the site?

 

[Greg Bernhardt]

i notice some posts with users who's name have a strikethrough through them. does that mean they are banned from the site?

correct. both temp and perm

 

[magnusrobot12]

being banned sucks. is there an appeals' process or once you get banned, its all over.

 

[lisab]

being banned sucks. is there an appeals' process or once you get banned, its all over.

It shouldn't be an issue, just make sure you're familiar with https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=5374".

 

[MotoH]

Just remember if you do get banned, you will be damned for all eternity to walk the depths of hell with a burden of 100 stones.

 

[DaveC426913]

correct. both temp and perm

At the risk of contradicting our Lord and Master, it also applies to those who have asked to be deleted from the site - slightly different from banning.

being banned sucks. is there an appeals' process or once you get banned, its all over.

Usually bannings for first-time infractions are temporary. I don't think it's often that members are permanently banned without previous warnings or temporary bans - unless it's obvious they're just here to troll.

 

[jtbell]

We do have a "ban on sight" policy for obvious spammers, e.g. someone registers and then immediately posts something like "sell world-brand laptop,printer,headphone etc", or something that on first sight looks like an empty-headed response to a thread but on closer inspection contains links to sites that are selling stuff.

Otherwise we ban only after repeated warnings and/or infraction points.

 

[magnusrobot12]

Just remember if you do get banned, you will be damned for all eternity to walk the depths of hell with a burden of 100 stones.

funny :rofl:

haha, you said "damned", "eternity", and "hell" in the same sentence. Busted! [STRIKE]MotoH[/STRIKE]