Any news on NL SUPERFAN?

Hi, has anyone heard about NL superfan recently, i'm new but i've been looking in the forums and people have been talking about him and his crap coasters, how did this originate?

He was banned back in like, June. His coasters were made in approx. 5 min, and he uploaded the most he could every day.

LOL, that's so stupid!!!

Call me what ever you want but i can't help but think that Coasterdude123 is the new user name for NLSF.

Edit: It is NLSF. Coaster dude has two trackes uploaded today and only NLSF and Vekomaninja do that. Plus is it not odd that your asking about him even though though there has been no news about him for months? Lets add on that you are both from the Uk and your both 11.

I know... Usually the criminal returns to the crime scene...

hes already been banned twice. coasterdude123 im watching your every move. if you remember correctly im the one who got you banned last time... its pretty sad he picks the worst user names too.

Well im sure if any staff member gets any solid evidence that he is infact NLSF then hes gone.

You gotta give him credit for taking the time to think of a creative name!

^sarcasm??

^correct

here's your proof that he's the same. Look at both profiles.

oooh, so now we have a detective agency?

just posted a complaint topic about NLSF. I copy and pasted both nl super fan and coasterdude123's user profile pages onto there. maybe this time he wont come back.

Oscar'll probably just give him an ip-ban.

^and he will probably just make a new account on a friend's computer... i personally think he should be punished on-site, by having so many negative posts that it will take months until he can upload another track. and if his posts are lame, then that can detract from his post count. but thts imo

Originally posted by disaster249
^and he will probably just make a new account on a friend's computer...????????? i personally think he should be punished on-site, by having so many negative posts that it will take months until he can upload another track. and if his posts are lame, then that can detract from his post count. but thts imo

Problems
A: he has no friends
B: Even if he did have frineds and his post count does get so low why couldn't he just make a new E-mail for a new account.
Personally i say oscar take some kind of legal action. Im no legal whiz but send him something that says "if you create a new account from any ccomputer severe legal action will include but is to limited to ..." Or something along thoes lines. Again its just an idea and a starting point should it be used.

Originally posted by B and M

Originally posted by disaster249
^and he will probably just make a new account on a friend's computer...????????? i personally think he should be punished on-site, by having so many negative posts that it will take months until he can upload another track. and if his posts are lame, then that can detract from his post count. but thts imo

ProblemsA: he has no friendsB: Even if he did have frineds and his post count does get so low why couldn't he just make a new E-mail for a new account. Personally i say oscar take some kind of legal action. Im no legal whiz but send him something that says "if you create a new account from any ccomputer severe legal action will include but is to limited to ..." Or something along thoes lines. Again its just an idea and a starting point should it be used.

Is it possible to block all email-addresses from the same ip?

Originally posted by disaster249

Originally posted by B and M

Originally posted by disaster249
^and he will probably just make a new account on a friend's computer...????????? i personally think he should be punished on-site, by having so many negative posts that it will take months until he can upload another track. and if his posts are lame, then that can detract from his post count. but thts imo

ProblemsA: he has no friendsB: Even if he did have frineds and his post count does get so low why couldn't he just make a new E-mail for a new account. Personally i say oscar take some kind of legal action. Im no legal whiz but send him something that says "if you create a new account from any ccomputer severe legal action will include but is to limited to ..." Or something along thoes lines. Again its just an idea and a starting point should it be used.

Is it possible to block all email-addresses from the same ip?

To a point. Seeing as, if you have Gmail, the email comes from google's servers, but is still marked with your ip address. And the only way of finding that out is to get the account to send an email, so the ip address can be viewed, legally.

Originally posted by B and M

Originally posted by disaster249
^and he will probably just make a new account on a friend's computer... i personally think he should be punished on-site, by having so many negative posts that it will take months until he can upload another track. and if his posts are lame, then that can detract from his post count. but thts imo

Problems
A: he has no friends
B: Even if he did have frineds and his post count does get so low why couldn't he just make a new E-mail for a new account.
Personally i say oscar take some kind of legal action. Im no legal whiz but send him something that says "if you create a new account from any ccomputer severe legal action will include but is to limited to ..." Or something along thoes lines. Again its just an idea and a starting point should it be used.

Thats taking it a little too far. Threatening to sue because of a few disgruntled members? Just ignore his posts and let someone know if a crap-track is posted so it can be taken down. Besides, what could you possibly do? Make him pay a fee? What if he dosent pay it? If you take him to court, even after you pay the fees, what are you gonna say to the judge? "This guy has been making people on my website mad and we want him banned from the internet for a long time." And is the judge even gonna take you seriously? You cant just snap up legal action just because.

Originally posted by GTzeroH

Originally posted by disaster249

Originally posted by B and M

[quote]Originally posted by disaster249
^and he will probably just make a new account on a friend's computer...????????? i personally think he should be punished on-site, by having so many negative posts that it will take months until he can upload another track. and if his posts are lame, then that can detract from his post count. but thts imo

ProblemsA: he has no friendsB: Even if he did have frineds and his post count does get so low why couldn't he just make a new E-mail for a new account. Personally i say oscar take some kind of legal action. Im no legal whiz but send him something that says "if you create a new account from any ccomputer severe legal action will include but is to limited to ..." Or something along thoes lines. Again its just an idea and a starting point should it be used.

Is it possible to block all email-addresses from the same ip?

To a point. Seeing as, if you have Gmail, the email comes from google's servers, but is still marked with your ip address. And the only way of finding that out is to get the account to send an email, so the ip address can be viewed, legally.

Originally posted by B and M

Originally posted by disaster249
^and he will probably just make a new account on a friend's computer... i personally think he should be punished on-site, by having so many negative posts that it will take months until he can upload another track. and if his posts are lame, then that can detract from his post count. but thts imo

Problems
A: he has no friends
B: Even if he did have frineds and his post count does get so low why couldn't he just make a new E-mail for a new account.
Personally i say oscar take some kind of legal action. Im no legal whiz but send him something that says "if you create a new account from any ccomputer severe legal action will include but is to limited to ..." Or something along thoes lines. Again its just an idea and a starting point should it be used.

Thats taking it a little too far. Threatening to sue because of a few disgruntled members? Just ignore his posts and let someone know if a crap-track is posted so it can be taken down. Besides, what could you possibly do? Make him pay a fee? What if he dosent pay it? If you take him to court, even after you pay the fees, what are you gonna say to the judge? "This guy has been making people on my website mad and we want him banned from the internet for a long time." And is the judge even gonna take you seriously? You cant just snap up legal action just because.
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Failure to obey warnings to stay off site. Was warned and afterwards continued. Something like that. And maybe not money but like i said it was a starting point to a possable solution. I was just throwing out ideas.

B and M
Disaster249
GTzeroH

You need to just step back from the screen, breathe... It's not a trial.