Quote from: bill gator on May 27, 2018, 01:01:05 PM

Hindsight certainly is 20/20, isn't it?

Yes.

Some possible suggestions which can prevent the generation of spam to large extent

1. If the creation of topic in Altcoin Discussion and Bitcoin Discussion is restricted to Newbies-Members it would prevent almost huge spam generated in the boards. Yes, it would be difficult for a newbie if he signs up in the forum for getting an assistance to restore his lost keys or coins. There is a separate section in Bitcoin board for Technical Support, so a newbie who needs an assistance for his btc can post there. A creation of separate board for Altcoin Technical Support may solve the problem in Altcoin Section for newbies.

2. Locking of shit topics if it reaches 500-750+ replies. Its really good to see that Mods respond to the locking of mega-spam threads. I myself has successfully reported around 5-10 topics which was locked by mprep and hilariousandco.

Quote from: The Pharmacist on May 27, 2018, 04:51:22 PM

I don't think managers are checking posts manually for length OR quality, and I seriously doubt whether many of these altcoin bounty managers even have the language skills necessary to properly evaluate quality posts. From what I've seen, a lot of them are just as ignorant as the shitposters are.

If almost all the Altcoin bounty managers were like ALU team, it would force members to post at least 2-3 lines of replies related to topic.

Tagging alt account are becoming worthless nowadays, I frequently see some of the campaigns are accepting Negative Trust accounts Cry

These members are participating along with their alts.

P.S : OP is your's a bought account?

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