bp12946 - Formal warning issued

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bp12946 has received a formal warning. This user has now received 1 formal warnings. The warning was given for the following reason:

 

Uploading 3 mods ("Blue Lives Matter", "Synth Lives Matter" and "OnlyFans Workers Matter") with little substance that were clearly aimed at sparking controversy. This is evident by the binary posted on one of these pages that translates to:

"HI THIS IS MY LAST MOD SO ENJOY ALL MY OTHER MODS HAVE BEEN MOVED TO MY DISCORD I AM STILL WORKING ON MY US MILITARY GEAR. ENJOY THE SHOW BTW"

 

This kind of "show" is against our rules that clearly prohibit trolling/flame-baiting of users which only causes our moderation staff unnecessary workload.

 

It should also be noted that you also chose to remove the "Real World Issues" tag from the "Blue Lives Matter" mod that had previously been added by a moderator (it should have been selected by you during the initial upload) and reopened the comments section after it was closed.

 

From our ToS:

"Content that may be generally construed as provocative, divisive, objectionable, discriminatory, or abusive toward any real-world individual or group, may be subject to moderation. This includes but is not limited to content involving politics, race, religion, gender identity, sexuality, or social class. We tolerate content related to real world issues and events as long as the appropriate tag ("Real World Issues") is used and the content is handled in a tasteful, respectful, and non-inflammatory manner. Users who do not wish to see such content should make use of our content blocking feature."

 

"Do not post with the intent of provoking an angry response or argument over a topic (“flame-baiting”)."

 

 

 

Reference

This warning was issued for what took place here, here, here

 

 

 

Restrictions in place

As part of the warning, bp12946 has had the following restrictions placed on his or her account:

 

This user cannot upload files for 14 days

 

 

 

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