Hentenza
21st September 2007, 04:15 PM
Hi Guys,
While I was mod training I realized that our FSB policy does not contain a provision for someone that attempts to circumvent the FSB by either creating a sock or just ignoring the FSB.
I am opening this thread for discussing this. Here is what was adopted as a ET section wide for those forums without a FSB rule.
E-bans for socks- An immediate e-ban will be given for the creation or use of a sock account to circumvent a forum-wide or site-wide ban
Area Ban- A Warning to the member also that should this member continue his acts of violation in other SUB-forums in the Congregational area, he will be at risk* of an AREA BAN of the entire Congregational area for a year.
Violating a FSB-
A member who violates a FSB at step #1 will receive a 1-day site wide ban.
A member who violates a FSB at step #2 will receive a 7-day site wide ban.
A member who violates a FSB at step #3 will receive a 30-day site wide ban.
Violations of FSBs of any length will result in a SWB of the same length...Bans given for violation of an FSB are not subject to appeal.
I think that we should consider adopting a variation of the above. Remember that we do have a FSB rule so the ET wide FSB rule does not apply to this forum so consequently we don't have a clear way to deal with someone that violates a FSB.
Thoughts?
While I was mod training I realized that our FSB policy does not contain a provision for someone that attempts to circumvent the FSB by either creating a sock or just ignoring the FSB.
I am opening this thread for discussing this. Here is what was adopted as a ET section wide for those forums without a FSB rule.
E-bans for socks- An immediate e-ban will be given for the creation or use of a sock account to circumvent a forum-wide or site-wide ban
Area Ban- A Warning to the member also that should this member continue his acts of violation in other SUB-forums in the Congregational area, he will be at risk* of an AREA BAN of the entire Congregational area for a year.
Violating a FSB-
A member who violates a FSB at step #1 will receive a 1-day site wide ban.
A member who violates a FSB at step #2 will receive a 7-day site wide ban.
A member who violates a FSB at step #3 will receive a 30-day site wide ban.
Violations of FSBs of any length will result in a SWB of the same length...Bans given for violation of an FSB are not subject to appeal.
I think that we should consider adopting a variation of the above. Remember that we do have a FSB rule so the ET wide FSB rule does not apply to this forum so consequently we don't have a clear way to deal with someone that violates a FSB.
Thoughts?