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Anyone or maybe MMG stuff can help to explain this - Is there any way to deduct our warning level?
QUOTE(kohkindachi @ Mar 26 2006, 09:54 AM) [snapback]1686407[/snapback] Anyone or maybe MMG stuff can help to explain this - Is there any way to deduct our warning level? Yes, dont break the rules anymore 
LOL, i was also looking for the answer,by the way,If i don't break the rule anymore...how long will it take to deduct?
I always found cyber sex works.
Just Kidding. 
QUOTE(future @ Mar 26 2006, 04:56 PM) [snapback]1687144[/snapback] Yes, dont break the rules anymore Thank you
Help MMG out by reporting bad post. Sometime mod/admin might be happy to remove your warn level if you behave good in the forum.
Reporting posts isn't going to help them
 There are like 50 threads on this in the ASK FOR HELP section...do we really need another? The answer is clearly obvious...STOP BREAKING THE RULES AND CAUSING HEADACHES  With time they go away. Only you and the staff can see them and I don't know why you worry about them. Posting things like this only brings attention to your warnings and people might think you're bad or something... QUOTE(TheMobileHookup @ Mar 26 2006, 11:13 PM) [snapback]1690203[/snapback] Reporting posts isn't going to help them There are like 50 threads on this in the ASK FOR HELP section...do we really need another? The answer is clearly obvious...STOP BREAKING THE RULES AND CAUSING HEADACHES With time they go away. Only you and the staff can see them and I don't know why you worry about them. Posting things like this only brings attention to your warnings and people might think you're bad or something... Didn't know that reporting bad posts isn't going to help. So "STOP BREAKING THE RULES AND CAUSING HEADACHES" and "With time they go away" is the only remedy to clear this out? So how is the time frame for the warning level to disappear if someone behave good in that particular time frame?
Personally, I require a minimum 1 month of good behavior to get warnings lowered, usually more. 2-3 months is not unheard of. We look at it on a case by case basis. If someone has 4 warnings and 5 posts total, they aren't going to get it lowered anytime soon without demonstrating they can contribute to the forum without breaking the rules. PMing us a bunch about your warning level is also not a good way to get it removed.
Reporting stuff certainly can't hurt, as it is definitely helpful, and shows you may have finally learned the rules. Same goes for helping out with other stuff like welcoming new people, throughly answering any questions people may have, dirrecting people to the proper sections, etc. QUOTE(Radmax @ Mar 26 2006, 11:42 PM) [snapback]1696636[/snapback] Personally, I require a minimum 1 month of good behavior to get warnings lowered, usually more. 2-3 months is not unheard of. We look at it on a case by case basis. If someone has 4 warnings and 5 posts total, they aren't going to get it lowered anytime soon without demonstrating they can contribute to the forum without breaking the rules. PMing us a bunch about your warning level is also not a good way to get it removed. Reporting stuff certainly can't hurt, as it is definitely helpful, and shows you may have finally learned the rules. Same goes for helping out with other stuff like welcoming new people, throughly answering any questions people may have, dirrecting people to the proper sections, etc. yep you made me be good for a whole month. QUOTE(nursepower @ Mar 26 2006, 08:45 AM) [snapback]1689860[/snapback] I always found cyber sex works. Just Kidding. that probably wouldn't hurt either
Bribe the mods maybe?
QUOTE(nursepower @ Mar 26 2006, 03:45 PM) [snapback]1689860[/snapback] I always found cyber sex works. Just Kidding. sounds like a plan
ask them and u'll get the best answer.
Edited.. sorry wrong posts
Bribe Mobilehookup with some e-gold and maybe he might remove it.
$50
haha.
That's robbery at broad daylight.
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