I think we are already getting used to gambling discussion spams. It is something that cannot return to normalcy but with checks and actions such as yours, it can be curtailed or moderated.
When I was new in this forum, I never posted in the gambling section because I read about the spam in the board. I didn't want to be banned
Not until I applied for my first campaign bring Rollbit, then I started posting there.
As a manager I will lower my gambling section requirement to 4 per week. It's not much but it is better than not lowering it at all. Hopefully some managers will follow suit and lower the requirements as well.
Will you also set maximum gambling post per week? I ask because some users may decide to complete their weekly post quota all in the gambling section. Will there be penalty for that?
The majority of the spammers in gambling board are natural spammers who will also spam in other boards but may be easily detected, so they have to hide in the gambling section.
When I was new in this forum, I never posted in the gambling section because I read about the spam in the board. I didn't want to be banned
Not until I applied for my first campaign bring Rollbit, then I started posting there.As a manager I will lower my gambling section requirement to 4 per week. It's not much but it is better than not lowering it at all. Hopefully some managers will follow suit and lower the requirements as well.
Will you also set maximum gambling post per week? I ask because some users may decide to complete their weekly post quota all in the gambling section. Will there be penalty for that?
The majority of the spammers in gambling board are natural spammers who will also spam in other boards but may be easily detected, so they have to hide in the gambling section.