Please stop calling me "banned" or "kicked"!

[DeafMan1983]

Hello, Middle Ages Livers, why do you always call or write only "banned"? But I don't come from Middle Ages, just come from current time ( futuristic time ) I never call "banned" because "banned" is an incompatible verb for futuristic time. I call only "forbidden" because my understanding is only "forbidden".

And why do you call "kicked" if I kick ball against computer but computer is not soccer, just is a computer, too. Computer doesn't play football, just work for printing, writing or eating power/energy. But I never call "kicked" because I sit at computer how do I kick computer? Do you mean I would damage computer? That's really crazy.
I call only "removed" or "thrown out" like "You have been removed from server." That's correct for my understanding.

Please change both verbs now!

Whatever I will report government? I am serious because I feel stupid if I buy games from Steam and I feel painful with "banned" or "kicked" that's why I feel like somebody insults me. I really hate who calls or writes incompatible verbs.

Thanks for understanding me!

[Boblin the Goblin]

Ursprungligen skrivet av DeafMan1983:

Who is OP?

But some games care respectful verbs like "removed "

Why do you call kick? It is impossible for destroying computer or laptop if you use laptop then how do you kick. It is really bad way. I want to respect everyone like some people don't feel good if some users left from Steam that's why bad harassment from Steam Network.

Example user is very new and join Steam and shocked if user doesn't know about some bad verbs.

Please stop begging me with incompatible verbs for Steam!

Thanks for everything!

They aren't incompatible.

[KarmaKrazi]

Neither of these terms are remotely "new" or "futuristic".

Old English: The word bannan comes from the Common Germanic word bannan, which means "to command, forbid, banish, curse".
Old Norse: The word banna means "to curse, to prohibit".
Old French: The word ban comes from Old Frankish, which means "outlawry, banishment".
The earliest known use of the word ban as a verb was in the Old English period (pre-1150).

The phrase "kicked out" originates from the physical act of kicking something or someone away, signifying forceful removal from a place or situation; the earliest recorded usage of "kick out" dates back to the late 17th century, where it was used to mean forcefully ejecting someone from a location or group.
The Oxford English Dictionary indicates the first known use of "kick out" was around 1697.

Just because you do not understand the language, that doesn't make the language incorrect.

[Chika Ogiue]

Ursprungligen skrivet av Frequens:

Taking his replies so far into consideration, English lessons would hardly be helpful here.

That maybe so, but I like to give the guy the benefit of the doubt. Particularly given what he's said in previous topics. He claims to have been taught that this is so, and if there's a shred of truth in it (which maybe there isn't) then lessons would definitely help. They certainly couldn't do any harm.

Ursprungligen skrivet av Mr Newell 123:

Amazing. People have now come to realization of what i been saying all along.

Ah, once again, taking someone else's completely different topic and trying to make it about your beef with a community ban you received. And you wonder why people think you try to make everything about yourself.

[Ɛ: ʎɥɔʇɐԀ]

Ursprungligen skrivet av Malfunctioning Robot:

Hey look, he's back with the same nonsense AGAIN

honestly, i think this is peak copypasta material right here.

[Leonardo Da Pinchi]

Not getting banned or kicked might reduce how often one is banned or kicked.

[Heraclius Caesar]

Why does this guy spam this same nonsense topic every few months? Kind of annoying tbh.

It's also interesting how he mentions that these terms are for the sports arena yet seems unaware that sports jargon and terms have been used in the video gaming world practically since the beginning.

[RPG Gamer Man]

Ursprungligen skrivet av DeafMan1983:

Who is OP?

But some games care respectful verbs like "removed "

Why do you call kick? It is impossible for destroying computer or laptop if you use laptop then how do you kick. It is really bad way. I want to respect everyone like some people don't feel good if some users left from Steam that's why bad harassment from Steam Network.

Example user is very new and join Steam and shocked if user doesn't know about some bad verbs.

Please stop begging me with incompatible verbs for Steam!

Thanks for everything!

OP refers to Original Poster of the post on forum. In this case, this would be you DeafMan1983.

[76561199540158642]

I agree they should change it to "Gabed" instead of banned get Gabed because you don't agree with Gabes outdated policys.

Steam is Gabed, Bans are Gabed , You just got Gabed should be the new terminology of Steam.

[rawWwRrr]

Ursprungligen skrivet av Heraclius Caesar:

Why does this guy spam this same nonsense topic every few months? Kind of annoying tbh.

It's also interesting how he mentions that these terms are for the sports arena yet seems unaware that sports jargon and terms have been used in the video gaming world practically since the beginning.

Language evolves over time and borrows from all aspects of life. OP has not.

Ursprungligen skrivet av Golden Unicorn:

You just got Gabed should be the new terminology of Steam.

You get Gabed a lot.

[skOsH♥]

Ursprungligen skrivet av Golden Unicorn:

I agree they should change it to "Gabed" instead of banned get Gabed because you don't agree with Gabes outdated policys.

Steam is Gabed, Bans are Gabed , You just got Gabed should be the new terminology of Steam.

I like "you just got Gabed". Idk why.

Now I wanna find the movie poster for "you got served" and post Gaben's face on one of the actors and change the title with the same movie font

Edit: I'm currently doing that. Because lol. It would make a good meme...

[DeafMan1983]

Please understand me!

Conflict misunderstanding with German Language.

Example: the road is banned -> it is wrong- it means the road is closed = die Straße ist gesperrt/geschlossen .
Example 2: the user has been banned -> it is wrong = just the user has been forbidden = der Nutzer wurde verboten. That's correctly.
Example 3: the school banned the books -> it is wrong = just the school forbade the book. = die Schule verbat den Büchern.

That's why I don't understand which sperren, schließen or verbieten. Why do you call only ban, banned? I don't have any understanding. Please be carefully.

I don't like to translate if I use from German to English.

The US banned TikTok??? It means the US forbade TikTok. That's why.

I am sorry for misunderstanding with problem for to ban. That's why to ban is incompatibly. Thank you for understanding me!

[Knee]

Ursprungligen skrivet av DeafMan1983:

Please understand me!
Thank you for understanding me!

Nobody is understanding you

[76561198407601200]

Ursprungligen skrivet av Knee:

Ursprungligen skrivet av DeafMan1983:

Please understand me!
Thank you for understanding me!

Nobody is understanding you

I believe people do, this is simply part of the performance as you will see shortly.

[KarmaKrazi]

Ursprungligen skrivet av DeafMan1983:

Please understand me!

Conflict misunderstanding with German Language.

Example: the road is banned -> it is wrong- it means the road is closed = die Straße ist gesperrt/geschlossen .
Example 2: the user has been banned -> it is wrong = just the user has been forbidden = der Nutzer wurde verboten. That's correctly.
Example 3: the school banned the books -> it is wrong = just the school forbade the book. = die Schule verbat den Büchern.

That's why I don't understand which sperren, schließen or verbieten. Why do you call only ban, banned? I don't have any understanding. Please be carefully.

I don't like to translate if I use from German to English.

The US banned TikTok??? It means the US forbade TikTok. That's why.

I am sorry for misunderstanding with problem for to ban. That's why to ban is incompatibly. Thank you for understanding me!

German and English are different languages, and follow different rules. Half the time English even contradicts it's own rules. Just because they are incompatible verbs in German, does not mean they are incompatible in English. As listed above, they originate from quite some time ago.

[Heraclius Caesar]

Ursprungligen skrivet av DeafMan1983:

Please understand me!

No.

Please stop making these nonsense gibberish spam posts.

No one cares that you were banned and no one cares that you have some strange fixation with the way the words "banned" or "kicked" are being used towards you.

The usage of these words in these situations is perfectly legitimate & appropriate regardless of you coming along once more and trying to act like it's not.

This problem is entirely your own problem. Time to get over it and move on with your life.

Interesting how you're the only one making this complaint, no?

Really really interesting how out of all of the German speakers on Steam, you're the only one with this problem coming through the forums making this complaint, don't you think?