it's called fair warning. try it out.

[stuarthill]

i signed up yesterday as an artist on NWR, and today my account is disabled for having violated terms of use policy.

my profound apologies for any infraction on my part, however, it would be simply fabulous to know what my infraction was, exactly. should someone let me know what i'm doing wrong, i'm naturally happy to fix it. instead, your site just disables my account.

with all due respect, that's stupid. now i have to sign up for a new account and rack my brain in hopes of figuring out what i did wrong, so that i will not do it again.

thank you for providing a great service. thank you in advance for making it better. this problem is pretty annoying.

[TheRealWaldo]

If your site is immediately disabled, it's because you ignored the statement that was in big bold red letters stating 'Your account will be immediately disabled, if...'

(in other words, you had fair warning)

You probably listed false information in your signup, regarding your legal information.  This is immediately verified with the USPS system, and if found to be inaccurate or false, your account is disabled.

As is stated, this information goes no further than our database, and is used to protect you, and us, from copyright issues, and prove you have the rights to post material.

W.

[stuarthill]

thank you for your response. my most profound apologies for the curtness of my tone when i wrote the message. chalk one up for frustration :-/.

again, thanks and sorry.

stuarthill

[TheRealWaldo]

If you wish to re-enable your account, e-mail me with the appropriate information.  I will confirm it manually, and re-enable your account.

W.