bring back jimi

Fair enough. Perhaps we should have a rule in future that you take responsibility for your own log on, meaning that that wouldn't be an excuse any more. It might make people take a bit more responsibility.

omg!!!

this is getting ridiculous now like

what is? who rattled your cage?

Why are people so bothered about it?

Why not just make a simple policy of if someone has been banned, the moderator who did it has to post an FAO saying why?

people take responsibility for their own actions? imagine that!

bring back jimi, at least he had good, funny crack. all joe did was hijack threads and change the topic to a religious discussion and try to get people to bite at him so he could call them racist. in all the time ive been coming on this board i think ive seen him mention clubbing once, and all he sed was that mindcirus was a good tune. im sure there are many many many young jew forums he could go on and vent his religious nonsense, so why do it on a clubbing board ?

I agree kind of, but at the end of the day nobody should have been using my computer in the first place :spangled: Maybe you should think about taking the bit off the message board that automatically logs the last user in? that way people will have to sign in all the time.

People who've been banned have been given warnings first so they know what they've done.

Why should we explain ourselves to the rest of you?

Or you could 'un-tick' the bit that means you are automatically logged in each time. This isn't a nursery - if you don't want people to log in using your name, it's up to you to make sure they can't.

no fuck that i can't be arsed signing in everytime

But it keeps it away in a corner so not every thread is dominated with the whinging.

Who the fuck do you think you are?

Actually, I think it would be useful to have a sticky thread which only the mods and admin could post on, that said who was banned, why, and for how long. It would save a lot of bother. I'll put it to the Council.

Exactly Especially if its your own computer in your own house