Why is *insert name* banned/suspended?
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YOU ARE CRITICIZING MODERATOR DECISIONS, YOU WILL BE WARNED.
If a Mod/Admin bans someone it will be for a good reason ie breaking the rules you agreed to when you signed up for the forum. They are under no obligation to disclose the reasons for which they did so. 90% of the time it will come down to a blatantly obvious reason any way.
They leaked a copy of the emoji movie on to the site
It's because they are switch owners, all staff secretly wants to ban these people for disturbing the force
P1ng's legacy must live on. We must purge this site of all the filthy Switch owners.
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But Why though? Just because P1ng has a seething hatred for Switch owners or something? Yeah, I hate you ya cunt
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