Quote from: Learn Bitcoin on January 26, 2024, 08:24:21 AM

Quote from: uchegod-21 on January 25, 2024, 12:39:19 PM

This is a good statement. Every local board have their unique problems, sometimes these problems are related to the other and all points to low quality discussion. Since each local board has their unique problems, I believe there are also unique solutions to the locals problems.

Yes. Our thread has some problems too which I mentioned in a couple of threads before. Whenever people see a member from Bangladesh, they think either it's an alt account or a bounty cheater. There are several reasons behind it. Some members were caught cheating in the campaign. Almost 40% of bounty hunters are from Bangladesh and when they discover things like AI, they start to use it without understanding anything. Bangladeshi people who do bounty aren't well in English. Otherwise, they would start contributing to the global boards as well.

The main problem was copy-pasting the news and merit abuse in our thread. A lot of members leave the local thread once they rank up. I am glad that I was the person who alone threatened 12 members in a single post and then suddenly the abuse stopped in our thread. Some of them already left our thread because they have achieved what they wanted. They just used our local community and fooled us.

The abuse is still going on in some mega threads. They send merits to their alts in mega threads where no one notices. I wish someone like Lauda came up and left red tag everywhere. Only then those fu*ckers would stop.

I don't understand which opportunity the try to find in Local Board in this case. If they leave it once they ranked up, why write and spam there in the first place? I got to, that it is easier and more comfortable to become a part of the community through the language which is your native and with people who have common roots with you. But it is not impossible to fill in even without local support at all. For example, I found out the existence of local Ukrainian and Russian communities after quite long time, when I was already familiar with main rules and customs of the forum.