Czuch: yep , i can ban you from posting on any board that i am a mod or bb of
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you can press the hide button but only you cannot see his posts

Jason: Okay, when I hide someone in my fellowship, i still see their posts, can you tell me how to ban someone?

Czuch: yes you will see shaded posts because you are BB if you put someone on hide on a board where you are not BB or a mod then you will not see thier posts , bear in mind that the hide you are talking about is only for you every one else can still see them .

Jason: so fellowship board moderators are not allowed to ban or hide other members from posting or being seen by other members?


(unless you know some secret code anyway?)

Czuch: yes as far as i can think that is correct , public board mods functions work correctly , the codes have to be put in manually ,differnt codes for every board and players ect. for a hide (so no one can see them) or for a ban (the player cannot post there or edit or delete posts)

Jason: okay, thanks!

Czuch: private fellowships work differently from public boards. The BB of a f/s can only hide the posts from his view, but everyone else can see the posts.....on a public board, when a mod hides posts, only the mods can see it, not everyone else. You probably know this, I just mean to be helpful.
This may be obvious as well and not quite the point, but can't a BB just remove anyone from the fellowship that they want to? That way you don't have to worry about hides or bans...just remove them...A BB of a fellowship has a right to remove anyone they want from their fellowship

baddessi: Thanks! I wasnt actually sure how it worked, since most of the time if you want to ban someone in your fellowship, you simply remove them all together!

Czuch: yep- that's the only way I know of...and if you just remove them, then you don't have to worry about any of the rest of it, right?

baddessi: If you know what to do you can work the fellowships EXACTLY the same as a public board
( just making sure people dont think my previous posts are wrong because they are correct)

Jason: sorry. I didn't mean to suggest what you said wasn't correct. You are right. If you manually put in the codes, the boards work the same. I just wanted to point out that in a fellowship you have the option of just removing someone, which is something you can't do on a public board.
For me, that just seems the best way to be done with someone who you don't want posting, or copying and pasting, etc. So if they are a problem, then you just remove and problem is gone.
But yes, everything you said is correct.