RMT bot reporting needs to borrow from WoW.

[SamSmoot]

In WoW, if you report a RMT bot in chat, all if it's posts disappear and you never see another one from that name for the remainder of the session.

At least, it gives players an instant reward for reporting them without having to take up blacklist space or switching chat to battle mode.

[Burmecia]

his is pretty good idea

[Johners]

Yeah but that would require Square Enix to actually implement any kind of proper moderation tools. I'm surprised we even have a right click quick report option for RMT given how much they hate it and want players to keep manually writing tickets for everything.

I know there's a third party tool available via Dalamud that automatically filters out various forms of in-game advertising, including non-RMT things like FC advertisements and those totally original nightclubs that everyone seems to open, but it's ironic that I need to break the terms of service to never see the messages of people advertising a terms of service violation.

[SamSmoot]

I know there's a third party tool available via Dalamud that automatically filters out various forms of in-game advertising, including non-RMT things like FC advertisements and those totally original nightclubs that everyone seems to open, but it's ironic that I need to break the terms of service to never see the messages of people advertising a terms of service violation.

After reporting them at least ten times, I just switch my chat to battle mode when I'm in a city area. It blocks the spam nicely. It does block player interaction too, but that's a small price to pay.

[Bsrking5]

At the very least it should block you from receiving any more messages from them. But it doesn't.