User @jtveg has been asked not to return. Two substantive posts followed by eight(!) posts explaining how the community is not up to this user’s standards makes it clear that this user was on the wrong forum to begin with.
We with them the best in seeking out a community where their opinions and commentary will be accepted without rebuttal, dissent, or contrary viewpoints for them to lament.
User @Random_Tangent has been asked not to return. This user was suspended previously for being unduly aggressive and nasty to users in the past.
It appears that they did not get the message.
The remainder of their post history is a bunch of one-liners that, frankly, don’t add much to the conversation.
@girard has been given a timeout for levelling insults at members. We welcome criticism of the articles and concepts discussed on Boing Boing. But, we require respect and civility towards others.
Debate what is written all you want. Insult others at your peril.
@Rusty_Hatfield anonymized at user request.
@stillwaves anonymized at user request.
@Boundegar has been given a brief timeout so that they may contemplate if they wish to return and discuss the topics at hand, or just how much they dislike the flavours of the free ice cream.
@Medievalist has been given a timeout for repeatedly derailing topics with meta-conversations about BBS posters, or otherwise responding to discussions by taking issue with the poster, rather than the post.
As I’ve said many times, the BBS is heavily moderated, and that’s not going to change. We welcome debate of topics and ideas within the confines of our community guidelines, but that welcome ends where the comment does. We don’t permit comments that target users themselves, rather than the comments they make.
For anyone wondering: that means if you don’t want to deal with a forum with a diverse user base, with many, divergent opinions, across the spectrum of race, gender, and background, this isn’t the place for you. I’m delighted to say, however, that this is the place for any mutant who is willing to tolerate others, even when their opinions or worldview might differ from your own.
@YetiLives has been asked not to return, after insulting staff privately for community moderation decisions.
Considering the relative triviality of the comments in question, this is one of the stranger reactions I’ve personally seen to the moderation system, but hey. To each their own.
User @Seppo po has been asked not to return after their rules lawyering escalated to childish insults levied at the staff.
…and user @Seyo as well.
Protip: don’t respond to moderation notifications (which occur because the community took issue with your post in most cases, not the mod team) by lobbing profanities at the mods or Authors. I’m not sure why folks figure we’d want to keep them around if they’re being unruly houseguests, but, there you are.
What is that, like the 3rd or 4th time in the last few weeks that someone has responded to being modded by flipping the fuck out on the mods/staff?
Some folks seriously need to learn how to suck it up; most of us have been modded or had our content removed at some point, and yet most of us don’t throw the equivalent of a temper tantrum when it happens.
O_o
Well, not online, at least (rubs the patching job on the drywall).
*snickerz
Now I can’t help but picture people doing this:
Part of the reason for this is I decided to have the notifications come from me instead of the @system user, which is a blackhole.
Quite possible that people were flipping off the bot before, I don’t know. 
I’m glad that I keep them to my bathtub and the line at the grocery store.
I’ve had my own ‘gonna lose it’ moments, but rarely ever in public; and never over something as trivial as having my words moderated on a website where I agreed that the staff could do so.
People losing their cool after being moderated is sadly nothing new, I’ve seen it many times in many places. Perhaps more visible here because of this topic, generally this sort of thing is hidden from other users.
