Quote from: ImThour on September 24, 2024, 03:13:10 PM

Quote from: Charles-Tim on September 24, 2024, 03:08:27 PM

It would have not been good if I found out that I can not post link. Anyone may want to make reference and some people will just post link for good reasons. Because a knife can kill someone, should it be the reason it should not be allowed for daily use in the Kitchen?

I somewhat agree, but what about it being a string of text and not clickable if the user who posted is below Junior Rank.
That way, we will have user post the link but others will have to copy and paste it, making it secure for everyone.

There are many ways to fight against this issue, I was just making a point which can be further discussed. Cheesy

I understand Charles-Tim's point. It's true that restricting links entirely could limit legitimate use cases. However, I think your suggestion of making links non-clickable for new users is a good compromise. It allows for sharing information while minimizing the risk of scams.

Perhaps they could implement a system where new users can post links, but they're automatically made non-clickable until they reach a certain rank. This would give them a chance to prove themselves as active and trustworthy members before gaining full posting privileges.