Yes and unless there is serious need to I see no point in the general public being informed of the errors of someone who is banned. The only case I might see any reason for it is if they start to get grumpy about it and talk to people on AIM etc... and try to slander the admins or the puritanboard itself. At that point it would be prudent to make an official statement on the admins position. For almost all other cases I can think of it would be unwise to give more attention to a members errors and risk other people needlessly judging them.

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Fraser,
Trinity Reformed Baptist Church
Hamilton, New Zealand.