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okay so i'm sure we've all noticed that every single new member lately have been grave digging like frakkin crazy. i think it would be nice if when a new member registers, a pop up message or link to thread describing what that is and that its against the rules would be nice, because they obviously don't read the rules by themselves.
It would be a good idea, but I doubt they would read the post they were directed to.
Oh, a lovely idea. (In my opinion.)
But probably around a half wouldn't actually care...
The other half'll probably just skim through it.
So if this were to go active then i suggest the page be no more than 2 paragraphs.
Maybe have a timer that forces them to stay on the page for a certain amount of time and have a captcha-like thing at the end asking stuff like whats the third words in the second paragraph or something.
Agreed.
But i think it should have a PM sent to the new members
Showing them where to find FLPs and guides to certain online games
Well since I have a list of the old LG rules in my sig, which seem to also be the rules here, then I think it is a good idea. I made it easily available to anyone. And half of them wont read the rules anyway, which means it wont make any difference.
it would be a nice thought, but it wont help to stop spamming assbags.
Grave digging should be allowed, as long as it's not spam. Otherwise, there's no point in keeping old topics, or at least keeping them unlocked. Gravedigging is fine if you're contributing to discussion (because what's the difference between using an old topic about cats and creating a new topic about cats?). Otherwise, it's spam. And spam is what should be fought, not grave digging.
if you haven't noticed, its all been spam. go look for yourself
How about a hack that:
1. Doesn't allow week old threads to be posted in (by members with 50 or less posts)
2. Automatically redirects to the rules page after registration (as opposed to announcements)
3. Gives random tips on the top of the page that nobody will read anyways
And why do you think this is? Because they need 50 posts to get UG Bronze.
Maybe threads of a certain age should be locked automatically.
Oh, you need 50 to get into UG? Low standards.
That wouldn't be good for guides.
Locking a thread after a certain age is pointless, look at Gamechief's post.
I assure you that I would read the forum rules.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gabe
But that's just you. The mass percentage of people would not.
Make it so the first thread they open, that "Admin wants you to read this thread" opens. Then it tells them a long list of rules.
Then make one of the rules, answer no to the ToS question.
Most people will not read and press yes and they'll have to continue doing it until they get it right.
I like this idea.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coak
"Answering yes doesn't work... so maybe I have to click... yes?"Quote:
Originally Posted by Coak
I think they'd catch on quick or give up. Both are not good options.
Or they could read the damn ToS lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by GAMEchief
Or, get this. They read the TOS, agree to it, and go about their business. They break a rule, and they get punished. How about that?
That's basically our current system, not working out so well, eh?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rundeer
No kidding. For Christ's sake, look at this: http://forum.logicalgamers.com/gaia-...mc-glitch.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by Coak
Logical Gamers: Grammar Not Required.
or just make it to when the "read this first" message comes up, they can't leave that page for 5 minutes. then they may be more prone to reading the rules since they can't leave the page for 5 minutes. and they can't read any other posts anywhere until they've been on that page for 5 minutes.
Because you've never gone afk for 5 minutes, amirite?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jdawg
My thread was dug up, but the one response wasn't spam. I'm with GAMEchief on this one. If it's not spam, I don't see anything wrong with it.
We don't need to worry about the new threads being buried either, because if people are determined to dig deep enough to find old threads, chances are good they'll find the new ones too.
Yah but they didn't read the rules they probably wouldn't read the link or pop up
Make the message subliminal. lol.
i agree its quite annoying.
I agree that NOT all the post are spam. But more then half of them are spam. And that cause a problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by Raivu