Got warned & didn't wrote a single thing

[r_HappyHour0 1]

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I got warned & didn't wrote a single thing. All I was doing was using backspace to get to my last battle I was in & I got banned for 1 hour.I know this is a software bug. Could you tell the software developers to fix it.I don't like the idea of geting banned for no reason.Yestarday I got a warning for no good reason by that thing. I knew it was software bug but I ignored it.I did not flood or violate any of roles.

 

Flood is like someone typing: person a: blabla spam person a: blabla spam person a: blabla spam person a: blabla spamperson a: blabla spamperson a: blabla spam .

 

http://forum.tankionline.com/posts/list/38337.page#701125 I now know about that but I didn't post a thing.

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(person a: battle link )*over 10-20 times in the chat. I know it only ban you from the chat for a hour.

 

I do read the rule of every forum i'm registered in.Anyone wanna try using backspace (backward in the browser) in tanki.That what caused it.

 

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also another bug. When seting the rank level of battle to the lowest possible.Sometimes you left out because its limit the rank lower then your current rank.

 

Also I got an idea that might been suggested .Buddy list in tanki so you could keep track of people you fight with & fight them later .

[Seemefly 4]

Happened to me too.

[MadDog21 230]

Warnings do not become a part of your personal record, your "rap sheet" if you will. Warnings have been used to advise as well as warn. There's no need to be concerned about warnings. Bans, kicks and dismissals are another matter and usually a sign of chronic violators who do get "noticed." The warning should have included a reason.This would have been an error on the part of the Mod, none of whom are perfect like some players may be :-), but again, it's not a matter of record.

 

MadDog21

[Krakoviensis 18]

Flooding or scrolling on an IRC network is a method of disconnecting users from an IRC server (a form of Denial of Service), exhausting bandwidth which causes network latency ('lag'), or just annoying users. Floods can either be done by scripts (written for a given client) or by external programs.

 

It is possible to flood a client off the network simply by sending them data faster than they can receive it and thus cause a quit with the "max sendq exceeded" message, but this is generally only feasible if the user's connection is already slow/lagging and/or the attacker has a very large number of connections to the IRC network. Therefore, more common flooding techniques are based on the fact that the maximum number of messages that can be sent in a specified interval is controlled on the IRC server. Once this value is exceeded messages are stored in a buffer and delayed. If the buffer is filled the client is disconnected with an "Excess Flood" quit message. By sending messages that request an automated reply some IRC clients can be forced to flood themselves off.

 

 

And for finish discussion Flood its not only blalablala .

 

Remember this blabla and again read the Rules .

[cablaz 32]

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