Why can't I see my own user warnings?

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Users cannot see their own warnings because this information is restricted to moderators and administrators. If a user receives a warning, they will be notified via email. The discussion touches on concerns about transparency and the fear of being judged by moderators. Overall, the consensus is that not seeing warnings is standard practice, and no news typically indicates no issues. Transparency in user warnings remains a topic of interest among forum members.
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Why can't I see my own user warnings? Do moderators and administrators make fun of us? Hold me! I'm scared!
 
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U can't because you're not an administrator,nor moderator/super mentor.

Do you have at least one...?:wink:

If not,why do u ask...?

Daniel.
 
I'm just curious, and what is the reason of why I can't see if anythings there or not and what it is anyway?
 
You don't have any warnings.

If you receive one in the future, you'll be notified by Email about it.
 
Yeah, with warnings, no news is GOOD news! :wink:
 

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