Question

A question.

Answer 1

BTW, I contacted the email that it gives you, but I never got an answer, and my suspension wasn't raised until it was over. People need to check the emails sent to them, abuse@openstudy.com is useless if nobody responds.

Answer 2

It just means that someone reported you a lot. It doesn't mean that you reported people too many times.

Answer 3

I thought that the first time it happened to me too. But don't worry, that's not the case ;)

Answer 4

I would also like everybody that reads this, to give their opinion about whether I should have been suspended or not.

Answer 5

It's incredibly easy for people to abuse reports. It's an automatic sus, so the mods took no part in it.

Answer 6

I was falsely suspended, and when I told OS by email, I got no answer what so ever in the 20 hours that I knew about it.

Answer 7

Why didn't my emails get answered?

Answer 8

@connectionsacademyy

Answer 9

Not sure. @Preetha might be able to clear it up.

Answer 10

if she wasn't afk >.>

Answer 11

If you look at the first question and the last question he posted, you can see how abusive he is.

Answer 12

Who?

Answer 13

connections

Answer 14

view his detailed profile, and look at the questions he has asked.

Answer 15

Is there any way to ban connections for life.

Answer 16

@e.mccormick and @mathmale, can you look at everything I have posted above.

Answer 17

Well, I am just going to wrap up this post, but if I am falsely suspended again and the OS email doesn't get answered, then I will leave OS. I really needed help today with some of my work, but now most people have left. If I wasn't suspended, I could have asked my questions and gotten help. I really don't want to leave, but I'm very upset that I couldn't get help that I really needed today. There's nothing that anybody reading this can do about it, but I'm just saying. I'll just be another person that will leave OS.

Answer 18

Really though, it's a common thing. If it happens, just make a new account. They won't get on to you if you make a new account under a false suspension.

Answer 19

The community ban is a good idea poorly implemented.

Usually mods get notified of the suspension and reinstate users in a matter of minutes. But our notifications are not working, so nobody knew. It is up to the admins, not the mods, to answer the abuse@openstudy.com email. One admin described it to me off the record as a "cesspit." Think of the howling trolls that must spam it and it's easy to see why no one wants that job, and how legitimate emails get lost.

But excuses are not reasons. I'm sorry.