Zero said:Also, there aren't necessarily spambots doing the actual registration. Someone could easily sign up and then tell the bot to use that sign in info, or it could just be some poor underpaid Chinese spammer doing it himself.
What an oxymoron.ShockSlayer said:Internet...censorship...???
ShockSlayer said:Internet...censorship...???
This would be great. I second this idea.zeturi said:Can we have a feature implemented that once a post has been flagged, it's marked easily as so in the post or topic? This way, is easy to know if a spambot has been reported or not.
That's kinda biased against people like me who have a spamebotish name with out being spambots, also, the RUBOT thing would have me wondering and not responding too and I'm pretty sure at least a few people just delete the "Welcome" messages because they are rather sure that they joined a forum.robm said:Honestly, I think some old-fashioned admin/mod verification of new users should occur; tedious when you're getting a bunch of new members, but that's how we did it in the old days.
That sounds like a good idea, actually.ttsgeb said:So, something that would be nice to see: an Old News forum of sort... I'm not saying that a finished project stops mattering or anything, but I, like other people hope to see something new when opening the finished projects forum, not topics that are months old being bumped back up from oblivion. I propose a subsection in the Finished Projects section for any thread that has about a month of inactivity on it. It would still be open for contributions, but it would keep old stuff off of the top of the list, which would make me happy and keep the Basement_Modder being a douche down in that section.