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Posted by zazenducky on September 14, 2006, at 19:43:56
Will posters who were given blocks of months or years before the new reduction for time without blocks policy came into effect have the clock rolled back on their blocks? It seem that would be the just thing to do. A person who had been sentenced to a year would have to post for 10 years before recieving a clean slate.
Whereas a person under the new reduction for good time rules might concievably post many more uncivil posts by spacing them out at 10 week intervals and recieving a one week block each time. It would be possible to recive over 45 blocks in this time (10 years) with only one one week block each time. A person sentenced under the old rules would reach the year limit in 7 blocks in a little over a year. In 10 years then there would only be the possibility of 15 blocks. Seewhatimean????
Please address this issue. Thanks
Posted by zazenducky on September 14, 2006, at 20:00:11
In reply to Question about block lengths, posted by zazenducky on September 14, 2006, at 19:43:56
And of course the time to recieve and give support and education would be vastly disproportional also. The person who recieved 10 blocks a year under the new rules would have 42 weeks a year of support while the person under the old rules would have none for a year if he made another mistake. Excuse my math estimates but you get the idea.
Posted by Dr. Bob on September 16, 2006, at 0:50:22
In reply to Question about block lengths, posted by zazenducky on September 14, 2006, at 19:43:56
> Will posters who were given blocks of months or years before the new reduction for time without blocks policy came into effect have the clock rolled back on their blocks?
No, it's not retroactive. I'd rather look forward than back.
Bob
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