>I don't know what "hellbanned" means, but I'm unsurprised I got banned for posting about malloc() in a web programming forum.
A hellban is a more insidious kind of ban, where the user is allowed to log on and post as if everything is normal, but in reality most users can't see their posts, and no one can reply directly to them. There's also something called a slowban, where the site purposefully communicates extremely slowly and randomly drops connections, just for a certain user.
>I'm unsurprised I got banned for posting about malloc() in a web programming forum.
Hey, not all of us are web programmers! No idea what was hellban-worthy about your post though.
A hellban is a more insidious kind of ban, where the user is allowed to log on and post as if everything is normal, but in reality most users can't see their posts, and no one can reply directly to them. There's also something called a slowban, where the site purposefully communicates extremely slowly and randomly drops connections, just for a certain user.
>I'm unsurprised I got banned for posting about malloc() in a web programming forum.
Hey, not all of us are web programmers! No idea what was hellban-worthy about your post though.