• Each subsequent player in his post "bans" the previous one (exceptions are allowed). The main thing - to think of a reason for the ban.
  
• Do not use screenshots of real moderator tags.
  
• Do not use "pseudo-moderator", such as the letter "M" with the tags color and size.
  
• Do not ban all at once.
  
• Before banning, clickoropposite to whom you want to "ban."
  
• Do not replay.
  
• And be original.
  

Moderators are not interested in such a game - this is their "work" (proof).

I'll ban you! You can change the signature here .

"I'll ban you!" (Post # 19562465)

Ban (English ban, / bæn / -. To prohibit, outlaw) - one of the accepted methods of online control over the actions of users. As a rule, the ban is deprivation or restriction of any rights of the user (for creation / sending new messages or create new themes on a web forum, a message sent by chatting, commenting on blogs, etc.). The possibility introduced in order to protect the website from trolls, spammers, vandals and other persons whose posts harm productive work life.

Ban usually operates within a single website. The circle of prohibited actions for which a ban is imposed on the user is set by the owners of this site. As a rule, the site visitor is warned in advance about what his actions on this site may entail the imposition of a ban. Usually such a warning is contained in the agreement on the use of the site, such an agreement the user is invited to read and accept. The concepts of ban and banner are not interrelated.

The ban is temporary and permanent. A banned user can be identified by their account or IP address.

Ban is a “tough measure” and can be used by resource owners as a means of dealing with users who express a disagreeable point of view for resource owners. As a result, the ban can cause a number of conflicts and provoke vandalism or a war of bots, and even hacker attacks in order to remove a resource or change it beyond recognition.

The disadvantages of a ban should include the fact that it operates on only one user account, and resources with free registration, users may continue their activities under other svezhezaregistrirovannoy record. Imposing a ban on certain the IP-addresses are also not without drawbacks, because the participant can work through proxy servers or change your address in any other way. On the other hand, if the lockable address belongs to a pool of providers, other users may be affected.

One type of ban is “mute” (from the English mute). This is a ban on communication (general or only through a microphone). Most often used in games.

Another type of ban is a card warning system in which a user is imposed for violating the rules for using the site. "Cards", and when typing cards, the user is blocked. The most well-known examples that use such a system are Russian Wikipedia (after several ignored warning patterns), TTC, etc.

History of origin.
Previously, the ban meant: (in the Commonwealth) expulsion from the kingdom by a court decision.

The meaning of the word "Bannic" in the Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary:
Bannitsa - so called in the ancient Polish law deprivation of political criminals of some or all rights (B. B. temporary or eternal); first it served as punishment for resisting the authorities and robbery; person subjected to such bannitsa, kept in prison until until it will not satisfy the plaintiff's claim. Bannity have the right to appeal to a higher court or to the king during 12 weeks and up to the final settlement of the case be reserved royal gleytom, exempt them from arrest. Eternal bannitsa, or deprivation of all rights to every elder in the jurisdiction where there bannit, missed it and was punished by death. So, for example, died a glorious Samuel Zboroysky.