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To all community, clan, and server members alike, I'd like to remind you about how to handle and/or respond to spambots and their topics. We have been getting 1-3 spam topics per day lately- most of which advertise some beauty product, supplement, vitamin, exercise equipment, d*ck enlargement pill... etc. It is very important that you do not click on any links in those posts. It is also important that you do not respond, or reply to any topic created by said spam bot. The bit about clicking on the links should be obvious. Besides phishing attempts, stolen identities, and malware, visiting these sites actually helps to pay for them. The crooks generate ad and traffic revenue this way. But why shouldn't you even reply? There have been instances where replying to a spam topic has enabled these folks to gain access to your email address. With that, they can look for public contacts, try to find you on Facebook, your name usually gets recorded to their database, and it puts your email account at risk of being the next one to show up on one of these databases: http://www.nbcnews.com/tech/security/hundreds-millions-email-accounts-hacked-traded-online-says-expert-n568491 So don't respond. There is something you can do though. Attached to the bottom of every post are four buttons. "Back to top", "Report", and the Quote functions. By clicking on the report button, and typing something like "This is a spambot" into the popup window, this notifies our Management team that there is an objectionable post or topic that should be looked into. The sooner these get reported, the sooner the accounts are banned and topics removed. Thank you much for helping us clear the forums of spam as quickly and efficiently as possible.
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How to write topics / posts when asking for help or submitting tutorials
daredevil posted a blog entry in Tech Blogs
1. Topic title: It should be useful and relate the issue which you are having. Good Example: Ignoring Queries Kick by Punkbuster Laptop FPS issue for Enemy Territory Lag problem for Enemy Territory Bad examples of above topics: Help – Does help says anything? No. FPS Sucks – Ok we understand you are having low FPS but sucks for what game? Problems!!!! – Ok does it make sense to you? If topic title doesn’t make sense to you, then let me tell you it will not make sense to others also. 2. Tags: Use some tags so when someone clicks on it, they can find related topics. I mean really some people use pretty much very bad topic tags. By tagging you are saying your topic relates to this and this subject. Example: http://fearless-assa...illed-in-sirte/ Notice the tags? “dj-news” You ask yourself who in the world is going to search based on dj-news ? People are going to search based on Gadhafi, killed, etc. Right tag would be gadhafi, killed, leader, dead, libyan and if you want in the end add dj-news. Now when user click on that tag gadhafi, they can find all posts related to it on forum. Same goes for FPS, Enemy Territory, COD, etc help related topics. Use valid tags and help others at the same time. By choosing right tags you are not helping yourself but also helping someone who might be having same issue in future. 3. Google +1. In each download or tutorials links, we have added Google +1. If you like something nice rather then saying +1 or nice one, click on Google +1 icon. This way rather then having 50 "nice" post, you can easily see 50 users liked this tutorial. PS Keep up the Good work with news reporting. At least now I/we have something worth reading rather then useless spam in spam section. Special thanks to those who are reporting news, submitting tutorials and maps, software, etc in our download section. Thanks!- 4 comments
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