Out of respect for individual privacy, we cannot comment on any specific
case where a member has been banned.
We are reluctantly forced
into the position of having to ban a small number of members.
The kinds of behaviour that culminate in a ban include:
- users
submitting posts which are potentially libelous or contravene section 97(2)
of the Children Act 1989
- users consistently submitting posts which
require moderation, as this diverts our volunteer team from more productive
projects
- users persisting in verbally attacking other users, or
being consistently judgemental/critical of other users
- members whose
main use of the forum is to endlessly criticise their ex or a third party
to their break-up, rather than seek support
- members whose main use
of the forum is to attack and criticise a targeted subset of other members
who happen to hold an opposing point of view
- racism, abusive
language
- breaking our
terms and conditionsIn short, any
disruptive behaviour which is not conducive to the open, supportive
environment that we strive to maintain.
Please note that not all
members whose accounts are disabled have been banned.
It is
quite common for members to request to have their account disabled when
they have moved on and no longer need support.
Ian
I
have locked this thread. Bans are enforced for good reason, they are
permanent, and will not be overturned.