Re: Proactive fighting with spammers. Doing it the right way
Looks like Lauda has been going strong with cleaning up the Bitmixer campaign. If that means that I get banned as well, then it is what it is. But it's a good effort to keep the forum clean.
You won't be banned, as you don't fit the criteria. You are going to be evaluated again in Round two which is tomorrow. I've also suggested a extensive BAN list from this cleanup to the forum administration. Whether they will take action on it or not, is not up to me. As stated in the post, this should be taken as a warning sign that flags your posting behavior as bad (hence it needed thorough improvement).I'll see tomorrow whether or not I'm still part of the campaign. Either way, it was about time that something was done to get rid of the major part of the Bitmixer shitposters. One thing is sure, your appointment will surely makes me want to improve my post quality directly.
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I'll see tomorrow whether or not I'm still part of the campaign. Either way, it was about time that something was done to get rid of the major part of the Bitmixer shitposters. One thing is sure, your appointment will surely makes me want to improve my post quality directly.
What I've already been asked several times is 'how to improve posting quality'. You could attempt to contribute to the community by writing a "guide" with some pointers for this (I'm not aware that there is one). Make sure to make it self-moderated and discuss with someone else prior. <- This is an example of something that a spammer is very unlikely going to do for the forum. They are likely going to respond to the thread with "Thank you, now I impruv my posting quality.".I'll think out something that can be helpful and allow suggestions to be included in the thread to make it even better.