Just an idea.

So ive recently joined other sites. And one idea from a site I joined really intrigued me.

If you want to see it in action for yourself. It is Scrap.tf it is a tf2 trading site with bots and shit. But NOT IMPORTANT

You see, you are prompted to read the rules in scrap.tf, but if you scroll down and click "I agree" they will still say that you haven't read them yet. You can still use the site like normal, but you are not allowed to comment, partake in raffles, auctions, events or anything else. The reason why they say that is because Scrap.tf has an interesting mechanic where there is a secret link inside of the rules. There is no color change, highlight, or anything pertaining to it. It is just smack dab right in the middle, hiding.

Now how can this work for le nulled

Well what if we still allow the user to post. But instead of there being a time limit. They will also have to actually read the rules. The user will still be allowed to do everything that they want other than: upgrading, and unlocking content. This could possibly keep the post count strong, while bringing members in, but also not let leechers get the things that they wanted in the first place.

Im not sure if this could be implemented in Nulled. But you guys are so good at that coding shit that I'm sure there's a way.

Anybody else think this is a good idea? Just an idea.

I personally think that this is brilliant. I feel as if I should elaborate and explain why I feel that way, but I can't. I just think that it's a good idea that forces people to read the rules while not enforcing a time limit. I would call it an optional time limit.

shit why hasnt this been added in yet

omg

I'm all for it, but I'd rather that they not be able to post in the leaks section at all until the rules have been read. If the members can't read, then what's the purpose of a forum? A forum, principally, is a place where communication among a community occurs.

12-12-2016, 08:55 AM

fdigl Wrote: I'm all for it, but I'd rather that they not be able to post in the leaks section at all until the rules have been read. If the members can't read, then what's the purpose of a forum? A forum, principally, is a place where communication among a community occurs.

That is also a great idea

I feel like the reason it will work isbecause you will still be getting these "spam" posts per say. They will only be in lounges, and it would help boost SEO and daily posts. BUT once they try unlocking the content they get prompted with a notice like "Please actually read the rules before unlocking content"

Alternatively the community could just report spammers and leechers and the team can ban them. This saves having to waste more server resources by implementing new stuff to try prevent spam. There will always be some sort of bypass found by someone. I hate seeing spam as much as the next person and report spammers/leechers from their profile daily and it's annoying but when it's done it's done. If you hate it that much you can adjust what you see in the Activity Feed here. I am personally against adding more to the to-do list for Aoki and Sozin especially when it's something that gets dealt with pretty swiftly usually. There is a staff member online pretty much all the time to deal with the threads when they've been reported.

13-12-2016, 02:57 AM

Nasyr Wrote: Alternatively the community could just report spammers and leechers and the team can ban them. This saves having to waste more server resources by implementing new stuff to try prevent spam. There will always be some sort of bypass found by someone. I hate seeing spam as much as the next person and report spammers/leechers from their profile daily and it's annoying but when it's done it's done. If you hate it that much you can adjust what you see in the Activity Feed here. I am personally against adding more to the to-do list for Aoki and Sozin especially when it's something that gets dealt with pretty swiftly usually. There is a staff member online pretty much all the time to deal with the threads when they've been reported.

I do understand where you are coming from. But with the activity feed thing. I keep it to both for two reasons

1. In case someone responds to my thread that's a leak saying it's a dead link, so I can fix it as soon as possible.

2. If there is a cool leak that someone drops. I never check the sub forum for that, since I don't like searching.

Also. The reporting thing is nice. But there are times when mods aren't on or active. It will always happen. So during that time there should be a system in place that regulates the swarm of leechers

WE NEED TO BUILD A WALL