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Account closure- Different symbols and their meanings
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Nov 20, 2025
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#63
tempered2 wrote:
Which one do you like to have?
Looks like OP fancied the third one.
Nov 27, 2025
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#64
nimzomalaysian wrote:
Well Urk has the first symbol while Cherub has the second symbol. This got me thinking.
and you have the third symbol
Nov 30, 2025
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#66
chuan-xun23 wrote:
my show your flair is a knight but how to get closed.inactive
You can't with membership
Jan 5, 2026
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#71
Feb 22, 2026
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#75
The first symbol is closed for abuse. The second one is closed for fair play. The third one is closure by choice.
Feb 23, 2026
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#76
The need to ban URL or domains. That way you could just start all over doing it under a new name
Feb 23, 2026
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#78
Wow I thought there were only the red and the gray variants and 2 altogether
Mar 18, 2026
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#79
macer75 wrote:
human-in-training wrote:
These aren't much more than guesses, but i'd like to think they're somewhat educated ones:
The gray X is when you close your own account...
The red X is when your account is closed for some sort of violation...
The red 'no symbol' is when your account is closed for a non-violation, like an extended amount of inactivity...
Or not.
Accounts are not closed for extended inactivity.
I don't understand
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Second one the hashtag red "banned" symbol means your account is banned for cheating, or violating the fair play policy, which is a completely different policy from the Community policy.
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Note that this is also used, rather confusingly, when an account is closed with no reason specified. This affects ALL non-fair-play closures from v2, which was the old version of the site from several years ago.