Yeah his e-mail showed his true colors. I will post the entire e-mail convo in public here soon, so people sees by themselves. In his replies he made it clear that he's not the kind of user that we want on Omnimaga. The problem, though, is that we seem to get more and more of these in the past 2 weeks, which worries me about the community future. (remember the 2008 lull due to these incidents?)

Yeah, hopefully when it gets into the contest and summer, it will be calmer.

It could be nDoom as well too. However we had 1873 guests online once due to a Slashdot article, which is much more than what we got for Doom, yet we had no issues. I think sadly the overall current generation of newcomers that arrive won't care as much for people work for the TI community and only care about free speech, even if at the expense of the community. Not all new users are bad, we got great ones and so far you seem fine too, but the ratio of good:bad user has dropped considerably lately. This worries me because I hope this is not what will happen for the next 8 months or so. This would suck if out of 20 users, 15 were haters, because that means fewer good members/users and harder to keep the good ones around.  Also it sucks considering I devoted so much effort in the TI community in the past decade, both programming-wise and site-wise.

that could work cause theyd have to actually post cause spamming and double posts are against the rules. the chances someone would post 50 times to just be annoying on the irc would probably be slim. its unfortunate though that something would have to be done esp to those who are good, honest people interested in calculators and programming. its too bad cause this is a good site

Ah. Ok.

I am not trying to start a fight. My wording was bad.
No grudges are held.  I just wanted to say that the policy is not sufficient, and the rules should be re-written.  I think there might be just a little too much pressure on the new members. 

This is all just my opinion.  Feel free to have your own opinions.

If that is the case, maybe we should rewrite the rules.  IMO, the rules were too vague when I read them.  Of course, I understand the rules now, but I did not understand them until I learned from someone else getting banned or getting banned myself.

Again, these are just my opinions.  I do not want to start any fights.  Peace and love.

You know, ralphdspam does raise a valid point.  What about the people that first come to Omnimaga?  It's simple: read the rules.  I believe this is something in the registration process that almost everyone skips over that's very important.  How many people actually read the rules when they were registered?

To be honest, I skimmed them.