It sucks that you can get banned/ suspending for typing in a word, especially when you're not even discussing anything illegal/ breaking the rules. If they made.a list, or at least a partial list of things you can't say on these forums, that would be very helpful.

If you aren't discussing anything that violates the rules including user's that may be doing illegal activities you shouldn't have a problem.

Suggested before also: http://forums.d2jsp.org/topic.php?t=30731978&p=190564781

If I remember correctly, there are a few innocent ones such s
as the name of a certain forums, certain programmers and a few other things that mentioning doesn't violate any of the rules and can easily be done with innocent intentions.

if njaguar is insecure enough about himself to ban the words in the first place, i doubt he'll make a list to show what they are.

Good idea, give the spammers a list of the banned words so they can work around them.

Simply put, they violate community rules, why are you even discussing topics that you aren't prohibited to discuss? I've been on this forum for over 3 years and I haven't once been faced with a situation where I found myself suspended for typing one of the banned words. There is a reason they're banned words. I think making the banned word list public would only give people who have malicious intentions a way to work around the word ban list and potentially inflict harm onto the community.

"Innocent Intentions": Of course there will be those that don't read the rules or exercise common logic when responding to PMs, sending new PMs or posting in the community. As you mentioned as examples "certain forums, certain programmers etc..":

Link: http://forums.d2jsp.org/info.php?p=9

Refer to #7, #10, #13, #3 under "Posting Rules" also #4 "Private Message and Email Rules". That solves your first two scenarios. There is a reason the "certain forum" is a banned link, there is also a reason the "certain programmer" is a banned keyword. Because they host applications which violate the Blizzard EULA, or they've written said applications or the community permits the sharing of pirated media etc. Naturally prohibiting the discussion of these applications goes hand-in-hand with discussion where to download them and who created them, to me, that's self-explanatory.

Also a poll helps a bit with Site Suggestions. Regardless my vote is "No".

Side note: First post in over 98 days, lol