I think that they are not defined for a reason. It allows the MODs leeway in what constitutes a serious infraction and differentiates between something that should be on "permanent record" vs. something that should stay on record for a while and then fade away.Not that I got one, but would someone care to define and list "serious infractions". I cannot find the same within the FAQ.
What is the rationale for that they will never expire? What is the overriding penalty of having perpetual infraction points?
I think that they are not defined for a reason.
AFAIK, the "serious infractions never expire" language is a function of Vbulletin, not INGO. I believe all our infractions are currently set up with expiration dates, but I could be wrong. Scutter01 would be the guy to ask.
BillofRights said:...Serious infractions will never expire.
Shooter, I was reading his post as, "What the heck is a serious infraction?", as in that he was wanting a definition of actions that are no-no's. I was responding that I don't think you MODs actually have a hard-and-fast list, that you don't define them so that INGOers can skirt the definitions.AFAIK, the "serious infractions never expire" language is a function of Vbulletin, not INGO. I believe all our infractions are currently set up with expiration dates, but I could be wrong. Scutter01 would be the guy to ask.
Shooter, I was reading his post as, "What the heck is a serious infraction?", as in that he was wanting a definition of actions that are no-no's. I was responding that I don't think you MODs actually have a hard-and-fast list, that you don't define them so that INGOers can skirt the definitions.
Maybe I am wrong?
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And there was some more text down here with a little more of the same. Ipsi dixit rectum.