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> this is the only place where I'm a mod
> no permabans on this guy
> I do had an IPban on 4chan recently, and it's frustrating as hell
IPban? Have you flooded the site with a bot or something or did you just simply post porn pics in blue boards? 

> With regular ban at least you clearly know what you were banned for and for how long
agreed

> rangeban it's just "you have been rangebanned" and it leaves you in the dark. No info on when it's going to wear off. The lack of information is the worst part. Moreover it's affects the "innocent", however that may sound.
I had used a rangeban for once /pol/ spammer last year and I had to use the widest one because he used a VPN for trolling purposes. Only the moderator knows for how much time you were rangebanned and that was in a marginal board on an unknown altchan. On 4chan, the decisions over there cannot compare to that.

> it's magically so easy to tell hours upon hours about your life to anonymous letters on the screen than to do that in person. The urges are strong.
you, me and 95% of the people who live on Earth and try to find their place because of that. 
I have also checked that "e-celebs" or fans have tried to look for their place in their worst times. Anonimity is a bless and a curse at the same time.

> I'll just not so quietly drop the topic.
okay, I won´t ask about it unless you feel like doing so. 

> if you feel like it, go for it. 
it´s mostly an idea for the reactions. Nothing else. I wouldn´t know how to carry it nor I am that interested to invest so much time on GETs because...
> I never had a luck for GETs myself.
I do have a GET that I will have to explain someday. It will make you realize that the background user status does wonderful things at times inside a community....until you reveal it sooner or later.