Ban

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This article is about ban feature. For LSL specific info, see Category:LSL Security.

Forbidding entry to a parcel, region or estate.

A ban can also refer to a permanent termination of a (Teen) Second Life account (which can only be done by Linden Lab and might be a consequence of Terms of Service and/or Community Standards violation).

Banlist

The list of those banned from an area, by use of a script, or by Landban that otherwise allows visitors.

Banlines

Lines of floating red letters spelling out “no entry” that appears on the boundaries of a land parcel that your avatar is not allowed to enter. Ban lines are limited to a height of 768 m above the terrain mesh when you're explicitly banned from the land. If the parcel is simply not pubic access or restricted to certain Residents/groups, then the lines go up to 50 m above the terrain mesh.

Teleport Rules for Banned Avatars

Teleporting to a parcel from which you are banned (either explicitly or because the parcel is not public) will send you to the closest spot in the region you're allowed to access. Teleporting to a region from which you are banned (either explicitly or because the estate is not public) will fail, with the error message "You are banned from the region."

Related Links

• Knowledge Base articles:
  • Guide to Freezing, Banning and Ejecting
  • What are the parcel ban and access heights?
  • Linden_Lab_Official:Who are Lindens?
  • How do I get some privacy in Second Life?