Should Chess.com Ban Club Links In Forums, Clubs, and Messages???
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11 days ago
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#4
Sussyguy4890 wrote:
Why?
Here is proof.
And there is more too...
11 days ago
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#6
Sussyguy4890 wrote:
It doesn’t do anything
Maybe but i was suggesting it for a discussion
TheMidnightExpress12 wrote:
In my defense, the amount of spamming of clubs links every day is pretty crazy. Or here is another option. Make it an option for users to disable club links in messages and clubs manually. An example of this is an "account" that ill give by the nickname Bobakid. Now Bobakid spams almost every day in Chess.com Community and ive seen him elsewhere spamming his ISCC (International Space Chess Club) every day. I think the community may benefit a lot from this and people would maybe invite properly.
It's not very difficult to ban a user from a club or block a certain someone so that he can't post on your threads. Club links are pretty useful if they're not over sent.
M-DinhHoangViet wrote:
I think the best solution is to only allow CC membership players to create clubs.
Why? Not everyone has that kind of money to pay for a membership, and everyone deserves a chance to create or join any club they want.
BasixWhiteBoy wrote:
M-DinhHoangViet wrote:
I think the best solution is to only allow CC membership players to create clubs.
Why? Not everyone has that kind of money to pay for a membership, and everyone deserves a chance to create or join any club they want.
I know but this was Chess.com before. Also this is just my opinion
If the link contains educational learning and insight about chess then do not delete it, unless the link contains negative things such as harassment, revealing sexuality, drugs, fraud, etc. then the link must be deleted.
10 days ago
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#16
I think if you don’t like it then just state it’s against club rules. Then have your mods or admin take care of it.
If it’s not your club it’s not your problem and you’ll just have to suck it up buttercup.
If it’s not your club it’s not your problem and you’ll just have to suck it up buttercup.
10 days ago
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#17
TheMidnightExpress12 wrote:
In my defense, the amount of spamming of clubs links every day is pretty crazy. Or here is another option. Make it an option for users to disable club links in messages and clubs manually. An example of this is an "account" that ill give by the nickname Bobakid. Now Bobakid spams almost every day in Chess.com Community and ive seen him elsewhere spamming his ISCC (International Space Chess Club) every day. I think the community may benefit a lot from this and people would maybe invite properly.
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10 days ago
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#18
I mean it’s a bit annoying but it doesn’t hurt anyone and most people aren’t affected by it so I think we should not ban it
10 days ago
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TheMidnightExpress12 έγραψε:
In my defense, the amount of spamming of clubs links every day is pretty crazy. Or here is another option. Make it an option for users to disable club links in messages and clubs manually. An example of this is an "account" that ill give by the nickname Bobakid. Now Bobakid spams almost every day in Chess.com Community and ive seen him elsewhere spamming his ISCC (International Space Chess Club) every day. I think the community may benefit a lot from this and people would maybe invite properly.
No,don't be silly.Members won't post links?What if they want to share somwthing with the club or the owner want to announce an announcement.Also they spammers might say:Join the knight club,for example.Their problem is solved
In my defense, the amount of spamming of clubs links every day is pretty crazy. Or here is another option. Make it an option for users to disable club links in messages and clubs manually. An example of this is an "account" that ill give by the nickname Bobakid. Now Bobakid spams almost every day in Chess.com Community and ive seen him elsewhere spamming his ISCC (International Space Chess Club) every day. I think the community may benefit a lot from this and people would maybe invite properly.