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banlight by The Thikeroni November 14, 2022

Bunlight

What you call lying in bed by a window in the sunlight, naked / sunning your buns.

The weather was so nice this morning, I opened the curtains and got some serious bunlight time.

Bunlight by Nichowahla June 27, 2016

Banightmare 

Nightmare that involves bananas whether it be picking, eating or any other activity.

I picked so many bananas yesterday that I had a banightmare last night.

Banightmare by Jay 87 February 16, 2009

Banlighting

A form of digitallighting specifically aimed at getting someone banned from a server, group, community, or website. The perpetrator provokes or frames the target until the target reacts, then uses that reaction (often isolated from context) to report them. Banlighting often spreads to related communities, as the perpetrator warns other moderators about the “toxic” target, effectively blacklisting them across multiple spaces. The goal is not just exclusion but the destruction of the target’s ability to find community.

Example: “After she disagreed with a moderator’s friend, he spent a week baiting her in DMs. When she finally called him out in public, he reported her—and was she was banned from three connected servers within hours. Banlighting: engineered exile.”

Banlighting by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal March 25, 2026

Banklighting

A digitallighting tactic that uses financial jargon and the threat of financial consequences to disorient and intimidate a target. The perpetrator may flood the conversation with references to credit scores, interest rates, or banking regulations, suggesting the target doesn’t understand “how money works.” The goal is to make the target feel economically illiterate and therefore unqualified to speak on economic issues. Banklighting is a form of class‑based gaslighting that leverages the intimidation of financial expertise.

Example: “When she mentioned high bank fees, he launched into a lecture about ‘interchange rates’ and ‘regulatory costs,’ implying her complaint was naive. Banklighting: using financial complexity to dismiss legitimate criticism.”

Banklighting by Abzugal April 1, 2026