Hey nodrama, you seem to have gotten hellbanned for insulting QR codes, despite usually making good posts.
In reply to your comment of:
it didn't work exactly as intended: "As a result of the attack Mr Trkulja said that entering his name into Google Images brought up images of other people beneath which his name appeared. He said some of these figures were allegedly murderers and one a drug trafficker."
If the internet thinks that his name is associated with murderers and drug traffickers, then I think it's part of the job of a search engine to reflect that. Search engines don't just help you find information, they also help you find conversation.
Regarding hellbanning, I just checked nodrama's history as well and there are a lot of posts by nodrama since he/she was hellbanned. I tend to think before I post so even a small reply by me may have taken me five or more minutes to think about before composing.
It's sad to think of all the wasted time this person is spending posting here, all because he/she called someone's post "stupid". Hellbanning should be reserved for true trolls.
It was a comment worth downvoting, but every other commenter on the post agreed with him, and the post itself was flagged into oblivion. Hellbanning is a pretty harsh sentence for something that probably only deserved negative karma.
Even worse, qrafti.com is a joke/troll site. It's not particular surprising that nodrama fell for it. The joke is not revealed until you try and use the site. nodrama cannot be faulted for only reading the cover copy.
There seems to be something of a problem with hellbanning here, in the last few months. I've actually turned showdead on because comment death -- at least in the middle of the page -- no longer seems a reasonable predictor of comment quality.
Image search is a bit different, due to the decontextualization of separating the image from the page when presenting results. Image search doesn't show snippets like "here is a picture of someone who is not XYZ", it just shows a problem future of not-XYZ when you search for XYZ
In reply to your comment of:
it didn't work exactly as intended: "As a result of the attack Mr Trkulja said that entering his name into Google Images brought up images of other people beneath which his name appeared. He said some of these figures were allegedly murderers and one a drug trafficker."
If the internet thinks that his name is associated with murderers and drug traffickers, then I think it's part of the job of a search engine to reflect that. Search engines don't just help you find information, they also help you find conversation.