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The thread discusses a user's ban from the Windows Seven Forum, with the original poster claiming their posts about Windows source code and software development led to their suspension, which others suggest was due to trolling behavior. Several contributors express frustration with the moderation practices and reputation of the banned forum, noting that banning frequent dissenters appears common there. Overall, the discussion reflects dissatisfaction with the banned forum's moderation and emphasizes the importance of free speech and open discussion on tech forums.
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Liang171717

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Today I want to enter website of The forum of Windows Seven Forum, I find I was banned by its administrator, the reason is Trolling, So I cannot understand that, as I just post some opinions as follows:
Weakness for source code of Windows
Word and Excel can operation without Windows, if we can the Word and Excel like Windows
Simplify source code of software for cell phone
I also want to know the contact way of Microsoft, so I think I can send above to Microsoft, but as I think that is very important for Microsoft, so I think I need send above information to their CEO or some one who is in the charge of that business

I think we can post any information for Windows in its forum, even that information is not good for Windows
 

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patcooke
Commenting on, either favourably or unfavourably is not a problem. I suspect the reason for your ban is that, as in these forums your contributions tend to be completely without any justifications - this is the definition of a "troll" - "someone who is purposely provoking and pulling people into flaming discussion" which is basically what your posts appear to be doing.
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