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Really disapointed, Also small rant: on most websites you get suspended but without transparency on the exact infrigement, that's awful. You have to appeal and

• notright8 4y ago
• j-bos 4y ago
  I remember some of the funniest memetic images being screenshots of exactly why people were banned from 4chan. Exceedlingly detailed. Seems like the culture of providing reasons for bans has been largely chucked. Can't imagine that being the case for irl things like traffic tickets, but could imagine it being the case for say hotel bans.
  • MonkeyMalarky 4y ago
    The "No Fly" list is an IRL example, people who were erroneously on the list had no idea until they tried to take a flight and finding out why and getting it fixed is a nightmare.
• gaius_baltar 4y ago
  > Really disapointed, Also small rant: on most website you get suspended but without transparency on the exact infrigement, that's awful. You have to appeal and even then you are not sure of getting the exact reason. One of the most significant innovations from social media/advertisement companies that spread through the rest of the internet: ban for undisclosed reasons, putting critics and Nazis on the same bag, making understanding harder, etc. Bonus points when they hide behind automated systems and use this as an excuse in the event they get some bad PR fallout.