Nov 22, 2009

How Do I Get Rid Of Warn: (0%) ----- ? - Is this the right place for this question?

free web hosting
Open Discussion & Free Web Hosting > Computers & Tech > Designing > Signature Design

How Do I Get Rid Of Warn: (0%) ----- ? - Is this the right place for this question?

Sellaman
How do I get rid of Warn: (0%) ----- under my avatar?

Is this the right place for this question? unsure.gif

Thanks.

Comment/Reply (w/o sign-up)

Entheone
I don't believe you can get rid of this notification -- at least, not without a system-wide modification.

This warning is simply a way for you to see if/when a moderator or an administrator gives you a warning. It's an easy and immediately-visible way for you know when you've done something that went against the forum rules. Having a 0% warning means that you're a good, upstanding member of the forum and that you have no warnings whatsoever.

This warning is either a built-in feature in IP.Board forums, or it's an added feature (such as a plugin or a custom code modification). If I remember correctly, it's actually built-in. The point is, it'd be unreasonable for any single member to request an individual removal of his/her warnings, since it's either not possible to do it on a case-by-case basis or, if it was possible, then it'd put unnecessary load on the administrator.

Um. I know it isn't my place to ask, but I'm rather curious... why would you want to remove such a helpful hint? smile.gif

P.S.: Aside from the moderators and administrators, it seems that a member is the only one able to see his/her own warnings. For example, I can't see yours whether on your posts or on your profile.

 

 

 


Comment/Reply (w/o sign-up)

Darasen
Well you could always spam a few post or double post something. Then you could have a warning above 0%. wink.gif
Kidding aside it is a feature of the board so I am guessing that there isn't a way to remove it.

Comment/Reply (w/o sign-up)

Sellaman
Thanks guys. It didn't occur to me that I was the only one that can see my warnings. It seems to take up so much space that I thought it may be better placed somewhere else , like in our own personal profile page.

Comment/Reply (w/o sign-up)

toby
You can turn off the warning system completely.

Comment/Reply (w/o sign-up)

pyost
But only if you are an administrator wink.gif

Comment/Reply (w/o sign-up)

Quatrux
On some boars I saw that the warning system can be seen by all the members of the forum and I don't really remember, but I think everyone could warn, except for guests? Well it depends on the module of the warning system and how it's set, different settings, different systems biggrin.gif

I think I saw it on vBulletin smile.gif

Comment/Reply (w/o sign-up)

zorba4
QUOTE(Sellaman @ Nov 30 2008, 01:15 AM) *
How do I get rid of Warn: (0%) ----- under my avatar?
Is this the right place for this question? unsure.gif
Thanks.

As a standard user, I cannot see your warning level.
And, yes, why not, this could be the right place for this topic, your warning level is part of your signature, as it's the way the mods see your behaviour.

Comment/Reply (w/o sign-up)

yordan
QUOTE(Quatrux @ Nov 30 2008, 12:42 PM) *
On some boars I saw that the warning system can be seen by all the members of the forum and I don't really remember, but I think everyone could warn, except for guests?

Here standard users cannot see the warning level of other standard users.
The warning system is a tool for mods, telling spammers to be stop doing stupid things.
Everyone cannot warn a precise user. However, if you see a spamming post, every user can press the "! REPORT" button for reporting a bas user or a bad post.
By the way, the real problem for some people around here is : how to get the warning level back to 0% biggrin.gif

Comment/Reply (w/o sign-up)

Sellaman
Thanks for all your interesting and helpful and some comical replies. laugh.gif

Comment/Reply (w/o sign-up)


Got an Opinion! Express your Views! (no registration):-
Add your Reply/ Opinion/ Views/ Comments/ Suggestion/ Questions/ Queries etc.
Posts with decent grammar & English will be accepted and please refrain from profanities.
For asking a Question, We recommend you to sign-up (for free) so that you can track the topic easily.

Nature of your Post*: Opinion/ Reply/ Comments
Question/Query
Feedback to us.
       
Name   Email
Title/Question*

This textarea will convert to Rich-Text automatically (IE, Firefox, Chrome)

Similar Topics

Keywords : Rid Warn


    Looking for rid, warn, 0percent, place, question,

See Also,

*SIMILAR VIDEOS*
Searching Video's for rid, warn, 0percent, place, question,
advertisement



How Do I Get Rid Of Warn: (0%) ----- ? - Is this the right place for this question?

Affordable Web Hosting, Low cost Web Hosting - ComputingHost.com