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everyone does it because of the ability to do whatever you want if big brother isn't watching

LC does it too (to protect themselves)
Perhaps I'm gullible about it, but I think the difference lies in who does it indiscriminately and without respect for other people's privacy, and who has more important things to do than check the private messages of random users.
 
Perhaps I'm gullible about it, but I think the difference lies in who does it indiscriminately and without respect for other people's privacy, and who has more important things to do than check the private messages of random users.
look up "AUTOMOD" & ITS VERY WIDE ABILITIES
 
I didn't try it, but I don't think so. The logical thing would be for them to block Tor proxy connections so people can't circumvent the ban.

I'll try it later, but I highly doubt it will work. The last account I created needed "administrator review" as soon as it was created; obviously, it was banned for "spam."

This cat-and-mouse game is fun enough to make me want to keep messing with them. I don't think I'll get tired of it until I see that forum die or they remove Rule 7 and rectify their decisions, which isn't going to happen. So they'll have to deal with me for a long time.
Hey, I understand that you got banned for sharing LC, so I’m going to help you out so that you can share LC very often in the future.

administrator review is bad, that means you have cookies or data in your persistent storage of f95

admin review is always bad, that means that you already are banned and 9999% your next account the are you created get rejected

i can help you with that...the problem is you have a dangerous cookie

you can also use chrome for that

use

To open Tor connection in the Brave browser, follow these steps:

Keyboard shortcut: Press Alt + Shift + N to open a new private window with Tor.

and type in your address bar

brave://content/settings/all

in chrome

chrome://content/settings/all

and click the trash can icon next to f95, this deletes all cookies and the persistent storage

and change your ip address

the works for all xenforo forums...

xenforo forums save data in the permanent storage in order to see your alts....

on this way you can bypass the ban

and if you need more i recommended that here

 
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I think this post fits well with that.

I didn't even receive a warning, my ban was immediate with no possibility of appeal or anything LOL
administrator review is bad, that means you have cookies or data in your persistent storage of f95

admin review is always bad, that means that you already are banned and 9999% your next account the are you created get rejected

i can help you with that...the problem is you have a dangerous cookie

you can also use chrome for that

use

and type in your address bar

brave://content/settings/all

in chrome

chrome://content/settings/all

and click the trash can icon next to f95, this deletes all cookies and the persistent storage

and change your ip address

the works for all xenforo forums...

xenforo forums save data in the permanent storage in order to see your alts....

on this way you can bypass the ban

and if you need more i recommended that here


if you need help ask me
Thank you so much for the tip, I'll use it often.
 
I didn't even receive a warning, my ban was immediate with no possibility of appeal or anything LOL

Thank you so much for the tip, I'll use it often.
He added support for LewdCorner; he listed the sites supported by his app, but for LC, he just wrote the two letters "LC." That was enough for him to get a direct warning from the staff—just for those two letters.Just think about it... you can share tons of links from lewdzone.com that also contain banned games, and nobody there cares; but the moment you mention "LC", bam, instant warning. Even if you use Base64-encoded strings, you're still sharing lewdcorner.com and driving new traffic to the site... and the mods and admins at f95 hate that. I know this firsthand because they actually added "LC" to the word filter on ULMF specifically because of me, and it was an instant permaban, haha.All because I caused the site to be aggressively shared by so many people.

but brother welcome in the club i shared LC also on f95 and ulmf...and insta perma ban haha
 
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There's a reason I only really browse F95 for the food and don't interact much
 
I didn't even receive a warning, my ban was immediate with no possibility of appeal or anything LOL

Thank you so much for the tip, I'll use it often.
just delete your "session files" in your browser

or if using tor simply click the "hamberger" 3 lines in the top right, chose "new identity"

no need for all that bullshit, remember "K.I.S.S."
keep it simple stupid

everything is simple when you know how
 
There's a reason I only really browse F95 for the food and don't interact much
you mean you've never told a f95 mod to fuck the fuck off & 5 seconds after they banned you your DM'ing them with another account telling them to go suck their mothers big oscar mayer wiener LOL (with a screenshot of the ban message they just gave the other account)

you can make 20 accounts in a row & they have no idea they are owned by the same person
 
There's a reason I only really browse F95 for the food and don't interact much
Ngl I've had a personal rule for many years that says, “NEVER interact with a mod or admin,” and I apply it everywhere I go, social media or forums.
Often, I don't even interact with anyone because a lot of these people make up rules on the fly sometimes (and they don't even follow their own rules), but here there's a bit more freedom. I've read a lot of Jack's posts, and he seems trustworthy to me.

That's why I feel I have a certain freedom of speech that doesn't exist elsewhere. All the posts I've made here and everything I've written wouldn't exist if I didn't feel I could do it without absurd and pointless rules coming down on me.

So yes, except here, I recommend avoiding mods everywhere you go; they're people who think they have an authority they don't possess because their lives are sad and they fill it by "moderating" things like a subreddit. It makes them feel important.
 
Ngl I've had a personal rule for many years that says, “NEVER interact with a mod or admin,” and I apply it everywhere I go, social media or forums.
Often, I don't even interact with anyone because a lot of these people make up rules on the fly sometimes (and they don't even follow their own rules), but here there's a bit more freedom. I've read a lot of Jack's posts, and he seems trustworthy to me.

That's why I feel I have a certain freedom of speech that doesn't exist elsewhere. All the posts I've made here and everything I've written wouldn't exist if I didn't feel I could do it without absurd and pointless rules coming down on me.

So yes, except here, I recommend avoiding mods everywhere you go; they're people who think they have an authority they don't possess because their lives are sad and they fill it by "moderating" things like a subreddit. It makes them feel important.
I personally agree with the rule about avoiding interaction with a mod or admin in a XenForo forum as much as possible; for several reasons, I've always had bad experiences with this in XenForo forums.
 
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