Heedicalking: Badmin and meanie

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What.

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[SeventhSandwich]

A lot of people just want to get a vehicle, and will explode a friendly filled vehicle to get one.
Such is the case in many friedly vehicles explosions.
And you should be able to see you're weapon even in 1st person.

yeah exactly.
that's why it's a permanent ban.

I'd kick people for this before, and they'd do the same thing 5 minutes later.

It's not worth it to try to teach people.

[Messes]

From experience if he doesn't get his way in his server or you do anything to irritate him the SLIGHTEST (whether on accident or on purpose), you will get a ban right on the spot.

A terrible way to deal with problems IMO

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Permanent ban seems pretty unreasonable.

[Flavor Bear]

Heed's servers are among the best because he's so ban happy. Keeps the morons out.

[SeventhSandwich]

Permanent ban seems pretty unreasonable.

everybody says this.

The point of a ban when it comes to the internet is to remove a problem from the environment.

Strictly the only reason I'd ever consider not permanently banning a teamkiller would be if the server suddenly lost all of it's popularity and nobody ever visited anymore. However, because of the fact whenever Heed hosts, it fills to around 20-50 people at once, that is not a problem.

On the flip side, because it's a permanent ban, I make sure to only ban when I've directly witnessed someone teamkilling (requests are acknowledged and I spy on the person, but I don't take ban requests). I've only unbanned once and the person was unbanned because they gave a decent evidence that it was a misunderstanding and didn't cuss me out over IRC.

Here's an individual piece of evidence to how smart the average banned user is, look at this video where the user complains about being banned for teamkilling, but does it right on the footage.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwswf9chzzw

skip to 6:58.