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If you look at the recent accounts theres an obvious bot spamming new accounts with random letters now don't know if good or bad but I feel it cant be good long term it'll slow the server down eventually
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If you look at the recent accounts theres an obvious bot spamming new accounts with random letters now don't know if good or bad but I feel it cant be good long term it'll slow the server down eventually
I don’t know which member you’re referring to specifically, but if anyone is sending you spam in private you should use the report function - every post, private message and chat message has a report button for bringing it to the attention of the moderators. It looks like a flag.
You can also dm one of us directly but it’s better to use the report function because then it ends up in our report log.
You can also dm one of us directly but it’s better to use the report function because then it ends up in our report log.
I'm in CET (Central European Time)
My profile says Ladder, but I play both Ladder and Non-Ladder.
My profile says Softcore, but I play both Softcore and Hardcore.
My Holy Grail Tracker is for Offline Hardcore.
Holy Grail Death Count: 1
My profile says Ladder, but I play both Ladder and Non-Ladder.
My profile says Softcore, but I play both Softcore and Hardcore.
My Holy Grail Tracker is for Offline Hardcore.
Holy Grail Death Count: 1
♥♥♥ SC ladder & non-ladder ♥♥♥
Feel free to message me on discord @kerph for a quick reply
Feel free to message me on discord @kerph for a quick reply
If I understand him correctly he refers to someone creating a massive amount of new bot accounts on this site, not 1 person pestering him with private bot messages, but I maybe wrong...
We've always had tons of bot sign-ups. And so far they've always got stuck in post-approval limbo because they can't post on the forum or message anyone until a moderator has approved one of their forum posts. Before Teebling enabled that feature we had waves of spam on the forum, if you remember.
But like I said, if you see suspicious activity (forums posts, trade listings, private messages, chats, etc) that seem to be spam or something, then always report it to us.
But like I said, if you see suspicious activity (forums posts, trade listings, private messages, chats, etc) that seem to be spam or something, then always report it to us.
I'm in CET (Central European Time)
My profile says Ladder, but I play both Ladder and Non-Ladder.
My profile says Softcore, but I play both Softcore and Hardcore.
My Holy Grail Tracker is for Offline Hardcore.
Holy Grail Death Count: 1
My profile says Ladder, but I play both Ladder and Non-Ladder.
My profile says Softcore, but I play both Softcore and Hardcore.
My Holy Grail Tracker is for Offline Hardcore.
Holy Grail Death Count: 1
These are definitely all bots, they all went offline the same minute they registered.
Will these accounts get deleted by you mods?
Will these accounts get deleted by you mods?
I don't delete accounts on suspicion of being bots, I delete accounts based on what they do. And so far they have done nothing besides registering, as far as I know.
I'm in CET (Central European Time)
My profile says Ladder, but I play both Ladder and Non-Ladder.
My profile says Softcore, but I play both Softcore and Hardcore.
My Holy Grail Tracker is for Offline Hardcore.
Holy Grail Death Count: 1
My profile says Ladder, but I play both Ladder and Non-Ladder.
My profile says Softcore, but I play both Softcore and Hardcore.
My Holy Grail Tracker is for Offline Hardcore.
Holy Grail Death Count: 1
A suspicion?
You think there is a slight chance that these accounts a not bots?
A dozen accounts created at the same time with names of exactly 8 randomly created letters that all went offline in the same minute they were created, without any battlenet-account or any other information given.
Which human would do that?
Sometimes you mods are overly cautious.
You think there is a slight chance that these accounts a not bots?
A dozen accounts created at the same time with names of exactly 8 randomly created letters that all went offline in the same minute they were created, without any battlenet-account or any other information given.
Which human would do that?
Sometimes you mods are overly cautious.
If there is a system to prevent bots from posting, why should moderators waste their time scrutinizing the smallest actions of new members?mikelessar wrote: 14 minutes agoA suspicion?
You think there is a slight chance that these accounts a not bots?
A dozen accounts created at the same time with names of exactly 8 randomly created letters that all went offline in the same minute they were created, without any battlenet-account or any other information given.
Which human would do that?
Sometimes you mods are overly cautious.
Keep in mind Moderator on a forum isn't a job. It’s volunteering.
My timezone is CET/UTC+1.
Keep in mind that us mods are all volunteers who don't and can't do nothing but moderate 24/7. As such, moderating based on actions and real need is a viable approach. Actively monitoring every single aspect of this site however and taking care of every single thing based on pure suspicion before anyone is actually affected by it, not so much. We can't sit here and just watch the member list all day, merely to remove any new account that didn't do anything before anyone randomly opens the list and sees it.mikelessar wrote: 14 minutes agoA suspicion?
You think there is a slight chance that these accounts a not bots?
A dozen accounts created at the same time with names of exactly 8 randomly created letters that all went offline in the same minute they were created, without any battlenet-account or any other information given.
Which human would do that?
Sometimes you mods are overly cautious.
Plus full, proper account deletion isn't a moderator thing anyways. That's admin territory. So if anything, that'd be something where a ruleset would be established and then Teebling can run that every so often to clean up the presumed spam accounts (if he wants to and doesn't already do that, not sure actually).
That said, most (if not all) of them will eventually try to drop their spam here at which point us mods get a 'first post' note, identify the spam for what it is and then they get taken care of before anyone is in any way affected by them (other than us mods getting a good chuckle out of the absurdity of some of those spam posts). That does include a delay from the time of their registration depending on how long they wait to try to post, yes, but they're not hurting anyone in that time anyways. And this way, we can react within reasonable bounds of volunteer involvement, rather than trying to preemptively take care of every single thing that may or may not ever affect anyone via some unrealistic 24/7 monitoring.
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