Redwolf wrote:
I've been trying to figure out how they reason who will get permanent bans, who will get temporary bans, etc. Personally, I think temporary bans are rather silly (though I seem to keep collecting them). If you consider what the person did serious enough to ban without first issuing a warning, then just ban him and have done with it.
I'm also curious as to what they're going to do for translators now that they've banned all of them.
Redwolf
I finally got my own badge of honour!
I started a thread- addressed it to the Management and people looking for translations.
I basically gave out about how the site has gone to shit- (spamers, unanswered questions, stupid responses etc...) since they got rid of all the translators and that they should have heeded our advice and that they have destroyed a site that took years of hard work and dedication on yer part to build. I also informed them that this would be my last post.
Then I said to anyone who wanted a quick translation, who wanted to learn Irish or Scottish Gaelic or who just wanted a bit of banter to come over here, were they could meet like-minded people who were passionate about Irish and all the other insular celtic languages, and that they would be more than welcome.
I closed the threat with- for this I am more than likely going to be banned but I hope many would get the opportunity to read it before it was deleted or altered.- If that doesn't get ya banned I don't know what else will!
I can't get a hold of an explanation as to why I was banned as I can't click on the administration board icon- it keep saying its not installed
I made a small fuck up at the start: I said Irish Translators forum, but Bríd was quick to point it out to me and I fixed it.
I reckon Irish Scout deleted the message and either banned me or else informed someone else to ban me.
There is one translator over there that seems reasonably capable "Gaelún"- have we any friends left on there we could try and coax him over!
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(Amhlaoibh Ó Súilleabháin)
Please wait for corrections/ more input from other forum members before acting on advice
I'm familiar with Munster Irish/ Gaolainn na Mumhan (GM) and the Official Standard/an Caighdeán Oifigiúil (CO)
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