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Yes brother your opinion to this is 100% correct we don't want any bots in this forum we all need to report the post which are meaningless. For all people in this forum this is not a site which helps to earn, It is more than that  just like a family members.

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On 8/22/2020 at 7:35 PM, Tine0313 said:

Spammers are using VPN and take advantage of this forum but i think now the forum have more strirct than before, i think spam messages are getting lower and lower. I think we should also report those spam messages to make it easier for moderators to clean the forum.

Well, that's true mate, there's a lot of members here who are using vpn specially for those members who are being removed to the campaign because they need to changed their location to joined in this campaign.

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I don't know what bot posts are and have not seen something that looks like abnormal behaviour but if I see any nosense as this I will report it and hopefully the forum will not have a problem like that, maybe it happened in the past and since I did not see anything now it means that everything is clear.

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Yes, my friend, on this forum we must provide the best content about cryptocurrencies.
For me, if I see a topic or comment that is not important or not related to cryptocurrencies, I am referring to the member who wrote the post.

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What I feel is that a particular topic should be closed only if it is old and contains repetitive topic. If it is a topic that contains some information that is unknown to the new users, then the new users should be able to have access to such topics, so that they would be able to get the relevant  information. This is a needed feature that can be introduced to old and outdated topics.

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On 25.11.2019 at 04:55, GhoulSlayer said:

I was wondering if it is wise to stop a topic that has run it's course if the topic is being over run with bot posts? Do members have a way of stopping anymore posts in a topic they started? I ask because some threads are being posted in with a lot of gibberish posting that stems from OP topic and the comments that follow.

 

I think it's important that everyone report posts that are gibberish, make zero sense as they are clogging up the flow between real people. Thoughts?

I saw on one of the topics that the counter was set only after 100 seconds, you can publish your message, maybe such a thing would help you, tell me? Or you can immediately ask the bots not to bother, maybe they will be loyal.

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I have seen many posts have been locked so if you are the creator of this post you can ask the moderators to lock your post because it is only helping spammers post messages of no use for the forum. I am sure they will consider and take a look wthat is happening and if you are right they will lock the post.

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some topics are required to be blocked, I believe, in fact, that will be fine if the OP can do moderated topics. I take into account, exactly what you mean in appearance, there are a large number of garbage pillars. It may be that this post was arranged by a bot. For example, you can take a look in the tutorial segments. The majority of members respond to all topics in this section as follows: "Thank you for your information."And the bulk of them repeat this post for example a large number of times. I believe that in this section, members are required to ask a question about the textbook and start reviewing it.

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contacta a los moderadores para ver estos perfiles de bots, este foro necesita una función para detectar y eliminar bots y sus publicaciones, ya que hará mucho daño si se sigue dejando así

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On 24/11/2019 at 22:55, GhoulSlayer said:

Me preguntaba si es prudente detener un tema que ha seguido su curso si el tema se está saturando con publicaciones de bot. ¿Los miembros tienen una forma de detener más publicaciones en un tema que comenzaron? Lo pregunto porque se están publicando algunos hilos con una gran cantidad de publicaciones galimatías que se derivan del tema OP y los comentarios que siguen.

 

Creo que es importante que todos denuncien publicaciones que son galimatías, que no tienen sentido, ya que obstruyen el flujo entre personas reales. Pensamientos

You must report it in order to have better comments. I have recently read many topics that lack relevant information and I am going to report them to try to eliminate them. You must do the same.

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I think we can report it to moderators to lock the topic.  I also saw some locked topic and I think moderators  have locked them to prevent more spam from the bots like you talked in your topic. 

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There are many topics which are full of bot posts. We need to report that posts to admins. They will check it if topic is good then they will lock that topic otherwise they will delete that topic. 

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I’ve already seen some closed topics, and I think it’s good, because it doesn’t overload and make members search for others, or create new content, as we should not only give visibility to the full topics, but we should also form new topics for the growth of the forum and more knowledge to be acquired.

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Unfortunately this option is not for us to choose as the moderators and admins does that job when its to end or to be continued and some of these things arent deleted because they consider others especially newbies so they would have some ideas for cryptocurrency.

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Thank you for this information. It's really helpful and important. I think this can help reduce a lot of scam . I hope a lot of people actually will learn a lesson and the forum will be clean and secured. Good luck friends. 

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My friend, there are some members who post comically responses and their only concern is creating random posts

But there is also a positive side to open topics that you can comment on because the field of digital currencies is constantly developing and we can find more than one answer on one topic at different times due to the development of this field

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There is  no such option for the member or the content creator to stop next replies  or to block certain user to post, but there is one thing that a user can de, he can delete his post.

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The solution is to report the member who caused this uproar, or the bot that sends automatic posts, and of course the moderator will close the topic and delete the comments that were written by the bot.

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