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Actually, you were able to ask anything programming related but stackoverflow bans the program when used too much.

However, it would be possible for a mass exodus as they turn up the enforcement on the offensiveness bans.

FPH wasn't the only sub banned, and brigading was not mentioned by reddit as a reason for the bans.

It's a bit hyperbolic, but historically Valve have been very strict about VAC bans.

How to get around Uber Airport bans: Take a taxi ride just outside the airport and from there get an Uber ride.

But Google's smaller-scale bans and reorderings, always for ostensibly legitimate purposes, have sometimes caused accusations about Google's real goals by the webmasters affected.

Valve has a very strict zero-tolerance policy w.r.t VAC bans.

On the other hand, VAC bans now only affect the single game that the cheat was used in, so your entire Steam library won't be trashed.

If this is where the things are going the time may soon come for someone to launch a GitHub clone that deliberately only bans illegal content and provides technological means of protection against Twitter mobs.

Whatever systems he bans it in, will be compromised.

We have bans on chemical and biological weapons.

There have been relatively successful bans on chemical and biological weapons, why do you suspect we can't successfully ban the proliferation of autonomous weapons?

By the way, I am looking forward to the day when an "offensive word" registry is kept that bans language from use on the internet.