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~~Pardon Our Dust.~~
I can't imagine someone who has a chance of being blacklisted for the things they do, being so content with their posting that you would have no idea what "Banned for replying to a troll" meant, or "Banned for being a jerk."
Frankly, Rant, I do see you going around quite often being a complete and downright -blam!- to people. The regular members all the way up to Achronos. And then when you get blacklisted for a week, you start going on about how the mods are "corrupt" and abuse their power.
You may come across as if you have good reasoning, but all you're doing is repeating the same things. Your level of sarcasm in each post hardly makes you a person I even bother taking seriously.
If you want to be a rebellious little member of the community, trying to point out how something is "corrupt" and needs to be fixed for "the greater good", then fine, but don't try to make your point by disagreeing with every moderator, or calling them elitists for saying semi-cryptic things, which you should easily understand, if you're truly as intelligent as you claim to be. It's what they've always done, and I think they're much smarter, and wiser than you. You're proving that in your every post.
More on topic:
I think posting about how you were blacklisted is not the correct solution. PMing moderators is the way to go. "Why was I blacklisted?" threads should be locked, and the user; warned. If they post again, (not PM) then they should be blacklisted for a day or so.
Reason being: Complaining about a blacklist.
Sure, it sounds a lot like a kid whining in time-out, so the parents make the time-out longer, but I believe it works. If they come back and post again about their blacklisting, then they should be blacklisted for a lengthier time-span.
[Edited on 11/17/2006]