CPR is really family friendly and has nice admins. Further offenses would cause a ban. They're basically Tribbles, without each of the breeding. It may or may not return in the future. We also play other games like Roblox, Minecraft, ect. They did give me the actual invite link but of course it still said I was banned.

Fake Club Penguin Bans refers to humorous notifications from the children's game Club Penguin which often include profane sentences that have caused the users to be banned. On November 12th, , YouTuber PiratesGurl4 posted a video of herself creating fake bans on Club Penguin , gaining over 38, views shown below. In , other YouTube users began photoshopping humorous photoshops of messages they created off the banning template. For example, on April 16th, , YouTube user Kiwiisrock posted a video showing themselves getting banned from Club Penguin "the cool way" shown below, left. YouTuber Numbreon the Ness gained over , views showing humorous ban messages on the platform shown below, left.

If a player breaks the rules on Club Penguin Rewritten , they can get a ban. Bans can last for anywhere from 24 hours to forever depending on how bad the action was. It is the most severe punishment in Club Penguin Rewritten. Players can help by reporting a rule breaker to the Moderators , but if the player suspected has not broken the rules , they will not be punished. If this was used on purpose, the player who falsely reported someone can also be banned in very rare instances when a moderator sees them report an innocent penguin for fun.