It's pretty tough to get banned from the Bibby Team forums. If you do, though, you'll get enshrined on the Naughty People List.

Mar. 19, 2011: Lefty (1 minute): Being a test account. Experimenting with different skins and looking at them in different browsers. Can't get naughtier than that.

July 29, 2011: Gekphichfeky (permanent): Every indication points to this being a Polish spambot. I'll probably just go ahead and delete this account.

September 14, 2011: Edonline (permanent): Again, this spambot never posted, but I'd rather not get spam for cheap Estonian Viagra, just in case this bot changes its robotic little mind.

October 1, 2011: Deboassisyday (permanent): A Russian spambot with a suspect IP. Sean is working on ways to prevent spambots from getting through the new barrier, which had been thought to be impenetrable until this little punk sneaked through.

October 4, 2011: Eecolfeweemrek (permanent): Gah. Another Russian spambot, though thankfully it's not smart enough to post any actual spam.

October 27, 2011: MrJasonStar (permanent): I'm pretty sure this is a spambot.

October 27, 2011: Forummartyr (1 day): Mucho trolling. Behave when you come back or your next stint on the Naughty People List will be a lot longer than this.

February 8, 2012: Williamc (permanent): Indian spambot. First forum spammer to actually make a post here - let's hope this doesn't become a trend.

February 8, 2012: KenMefvieria (permanent): Spam account from Russialand. This one didn't post, thankfully.

September 2, 2012: Gabibby (indefinite): Repeatedly harassing several members about a particular game project, and using the shoutbox to instigate and perpetuate outside disputes. Banned until you can show you're mature enough to be a contributor in a friendly, laidback community.

September 2, 2012: JustinWells (permanent): A spambot that shared the joys of online banking. Only the second spammer to figure out how to make a post.

September 2, 2012: Staskr (permanent): This Israeli spambot didn't post, but the IP shows up in the StopForumSpam database. Shalom.

January 24, 2013: alexpril, BeraBaililM, jaysonsigell, neamEstuarats, and neoheptene (permanent): Spambots. All of them have usernames, IPs, or e-mail addresses in the StopForumSpam database. In the future, I'm probably going to start deleting spam accounts outright, making future entries in the Naughty People List rather unlikely.