| Color | Type | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| none | simple | useful for when you remove stuff silently, no warnings - should count for LESS in case of a ban |
| green | good contributor | good user, good contributor or someone who's gotten an apology after a mod-mistake - should count as a "get of jail card"; can be marked as "-1" |
| pink/magenta | spam watch | ideological spammers, proselytizers, selfpromoters, karmawhores |
| purple | spam warning | for spam warnings, should count as worse than spam watch and come after |
| yellow | abuse warning | commonly used for warnings for trolling, abuse, shitposting, flaming - depending on how good of a contributor the user is and how fair the situation is, a ban should follow the warnings as they stack up... there are very few users with 3 warnings and no bans --- should be used with clear mod comment warning |
| blue | troll warning | user has been warned not to troll. usually for people using troll idioms but not obviously intending to troll |
| red | ban | user has received a ban, often upgraded from warning - usually these notes are numbers, representing temporary bans |
| dark red | permaban | unnecessary waste of space, we don't really use it unless we really want to mark a dramatic asshole redditor; for permabans, just check the BAN REASON to get context |
| black | bot ban | was used before, but we've stopped using it since we have temp bans - marks a user that has automoderator removing his/her comments |
| tangerine | indefinite ban | slightly less severe than a permanent ban, user may have this ban cleared once they've calmed down and are ready to participate again |