In all the resource sites (except this and the wiki) there's a few user stats at the top, which are (from top to bottom):

Username, # Pending uploads, # Unread PMs, Warning level (%), and Your Profile.



My question is, what is "Warning Level"?

Warnings can be issued by staff for various violations of the rules. As you receive more warnings, that level increases. At 100%, it results in a ban. Most warnings expire over time so that percentage can decrease as well.

Ok, thanks

(04-25-2022, 03:27 PM)Petie Wrote: Warnings can be issued by staff for various violations of the rules. As you receive more warnings, that level increases. At 100%, it results in a ban. Most warnings expire over time so that percentage can decrease as well.

I had the 1st warning in 2017 and the 2nd warning in 2019, does this mean, they're all expired now? And I won't get banned?

You currently have a warning level of 0. Most warnings expire on their own after a set time so yes, you're fine at the moment.

(04-25-2022, 12:08 PM)Koopa512 Wrote: In all the resource sites (except this and the wiki) there's a few user stats at the top, which are (from top to bottom):

Username, # Pending uploads, # Unread PMs, Warning level (%), and Your Profile.



My question is, what is "Warning Level"?

Basically, your ban meter. If it reaches 100%, you're off the site. Most warnings usually go down over time.


I remember one time RTB gave me a 30% warning for... what was it? It was probably spamming. I forgot. It went away after a month or so. (Thank you, by the way.)



I'm pretty sure any rule break between "semi-minor" (requesting after a mod told you not to) to "kinda big" (harassment) fills up the meter. Small stuff (like if you were new and didn't know that asking "When are we getting new stuff" is a request) usually won't do it unless you keep going after the mods tell you it is.

(I'm not an expert on this.)