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Originally Posted by PhantomLeader
The long expiry dates are to keep users from 'playing the system'. We found with the old system certain users would rack up enough infractions to get a day or two ban, let the points 'cool off' if you will due to short expiration times, then do it all over again. This lead to several users getting a slap on the wrist over and over and over again. The long expiration times give more weight to the infraction system, whereas a short expiration makes it into a little game.
It doesn't.
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Basically you just want to get rid of some people and have no real reason to, ok sounds good.
Aslo YES it does, 6months vs 3months, anyone can read and confirm what it says in the post? Apparently you can't.
09-13-2010, 12:06 PM
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