>>25580>That's not possible. I didn't change my IP.Nope, if it was your original IP your ban would show up just below the ban box, and you have nothing.
>Anyhow, what justfies banning people from all boards?Either repeat offenders or people who are deemed to be acting in bad faith. The default board is also selected based on where the ban was being filed from - so say, if you are banned for a post on /leftypol/ it is automatically set to ban you
only in /leftypol/. Since the ban is in the /leftypol/ log, it means that whatever you were doing was enough to make pask want to ban you from all boards.
>They complained about Putin, his lackeys and "Russian warlords" actively sabotaging the war effort with their frankly mindblowingly stupid conduct of the war.Hardly. He was full pro-Putin and wanting to soak himself in Ukrainian blood and only ever turned against Putin because he felt like the war was not generating enough bloodshed for his insane tastes. He was always one of the most pro-war posters in that thread.
>And if they did, why delete such posts? More out of principle of denying ban evaders space on the site than any other specific conduct of his. If we did not, then what, really, is the penalties of ban-evading, if you just get to make more posts later (albeit with redtext "USER WAS BANNED FOR THIS POST" under all of them)? Ergo, you ban evade, you don't get any "space" allotted for your posts.