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Please quote what was wrong, before I take this further.

Thank you

The reasons were in the original PM

Please re-read :(

They are the boost cruising rules, which you have copied. Fair enough, you are a moderator. However, I am asking as to what exactly was said and or done to receive the warm, which I am entitled to know.

I believe there is some biased opinion and miss use of moderator powers in this case, unless other wise you can show

Thank you.

Rules are rules on any forum. I know you don't like this forum anyway so the break should be good :D

Please inform how long for.

Thank you.

Hi,

Was the 'ban' really necessary? I believe i was in the "off topic" part of the forum, and i believe i didnt do anything wrong. Maybe you can shed some light on why you have done this.

In your PM it states "Giving the public a poor perception of the Boostcruising name". Now i believe you (boost) have put that in there as this is a large issue, and i know for a fact there wouldnt be an issue if boost wasnt filled with all these "people", moderators included, hence why you lot get a bad name.

Many thanks.

Shane

You aren't banned

Its funny she keeps avoiding the questions ask.

What a fat dyke, she should go cut her self and suck some nismogirl cooter agian

it is isnt it, she's got nothing to go by, that she is telling us, that gives her solid ground to ban us.

P.S like my sig? :(

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