Sure, don't forget to ask your local police department if you can receive a reward for reporting noise complaints, too.
SE, Please give us a reward for reporting RMT spammers:
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06-01-2023, 02:01 AMRavenwatch
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06-03-2023, 11:15 PMSamSmootThe reward is seeing all the spammer's posts instantly disappear. Maximize what?Quote:
Originally Posted by Iyrnthota
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06-04-2023, 02:58 AMkcj
No, because then they'll be people spam reporting just for the reward. Consider it a form of community service, if you must.
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06-04-2023, 03:42 AMRoshidon1
I feel like SE is a bit behind the times on their reporting methods. Blizzard is really good about it, once you report someone it auto-blocks them and they even send you a message letting you know "action was taken" a few days later (they basically banned or did something but can't discuss what they did with you)
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06-04-2023, 03:58 AMIscah
If they offered a reward, people would probably start creating dummy spam accounts and then report them for credit.
I've given up on reporting the advertiser bots, though. They'll just create a new one and nothing will change except the number quoted in SE's boasts about how many users they have and how many accounts they've banned. -
06-04-2023, 06:37 AMBsrking5If I send the police department a noise complaint, they will investigate it and you can visibly see it. Hopefully hear the difference too. If I report a RMT bot, it's like I spent the time talking to a wall. The bot doesn't go away, they keep sending RMT messages and when why the ban wave hits they are immediately replaced and nothing has changed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ravenwatch
If the noise complaint doesn't work, they are other steps which can be taken. When the report RMT fails, which happens 100% of the time, you are left with the only option of hiding from the RMT bots. -
06-04-2023, 07:22 AMMsMisatotheir reward gains this is exactly why the suggestion to be rewarded for reporting is absurd.Quote:
Originally Posted by SamSmoot