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By *amill OP Man
over a year ago
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I’m not sure if this is the right place to put this topic, but it felt like a good place because this where I find a lot of the questions are being asked.
So, do you people agree that there should be some more moderation when it comes to posting in specific areas of the forum pages.
A few of you have probably picked up on this but in the past week there has been a few users who have essentially spammed the forums with a lot of very random and quite strange questions relating to sex and different preferences etc. There’s one person in particular that comes to mind and I’m not going to name as I don’t want to break the rules, but I’m sure you could take an educated guess at who..
Therefore, my suggestion is there should be a limit on how much a user can post a new topic in a certain time period (day, week etc.) and perhaps a bit more screening on the questions and topics being posted before it’s approved.
Let me know your thoughts, I suspect it would seem a lot are probably getting fed up of the teenage style sex questions  |
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Nope. If you don't like a question then just don't answer it.
Waiting for approval of pics is bad enough let alone waiting for forum topics to be approved. Also there are not enough moderators to do this. They are all volunteers and do this around their own lives.
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There isn't a limit to the amount of threads a person can start, some are quite prolific, others never start a thread. But as long as people aren't spamming the rooms with identical or nonsense threads and they conform to site rules they are fine.
But if you don't like the topic or even the OP, you can scroll past as there are literally thousands of other threads to choose from. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I’m not sure if this is the right place to put this topic, but it felt like a good place because this where I find a lot of the questions are being asked.
So, do you people agree that there should be some more moderation when it comes to posting in specific areas of the forum pages.
A few of you have probably picked up on this but in the past week there has been a few users who have essentially spammed the forums with a lot of very random and quite strange questions relating to sex and different preferences etc. There’s one person in particular that comes to mind and I’m not going to name as I don’t want to break the rules, but I’m sure you could take an educated guess at who..
Therefore, my suggestion is there should be a limit on how much a user can post a new topic in a certain time period (day, week etc.) and perhaps a bit more screening on the questions and topics being posted before it’s approved.
Let me know your thoughts, I suspect it would seem a lot are probably getting fed up of the teenage style sex questions "
Ironically, this post should probably be posted in another topic area: 'Site help'. |
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Since the posters post posed a few questions perhaps the answer is in the question. Or something like that?!?
I would say without asking people for their thoughts or opinions there is no forum. Other wise it just people telling stories or people saying I love Boobs!! Which I do, obviously. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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wow this is meta- question about questions.
If someone is a bore posting the same obsessions it's easy to ignore and if everyone else is bored it drifts down due to lack of interest so the forum self moderates.
But sure mods can and do take on someone who just keeps posting the same useless rubbish. Being boring isn't a crime though, if's it's offensive report the post. |
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