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| quote: | Originally posted by Sand Leaper
So if someone is without internet for half a year, yet have been one of the most active and helpful members around, they should still lose their account?
This is assuming that everybody with bigger COR post count are just spamming about posting nothing but complete nonsense. While this is true in some cases, it certainly doesn't apply to everyone.
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yeah but how hard is it to create a new account if you make a return, or is keeping your post count that important to you. seriously if it is, you shouldn't be here. In fact, that's another suggestion.. plz let everyone have 'custom status' straight away so we dont have multiple uslees posts in the good forums. There's far too many younge rmembers who really care what it says under their user name.
| quote: | Originally posted by Sand Leaper
Not gonna work. The spammers will still be around in other forums regardless.
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You could say that about any of the existing rules. Rules always get broken. Make it a rule, then if there are enough mods who can move or delete the offending threads.
| quote: | Originally posted by Sand Leaper
Could work, but unless there is a proper definition at each forum of what's going in there and what's not, we'd just have the same problems here as with new releases/MD. "Best track of 1999" is just as much music discussion as anything else in that forum.
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Ok, maybe not. BUT, there are far too many re-occuring threads these days, it's just annoying- i guess we'll have to live with it.
| quote: | Originally posted by Sand Leaper
Or, certain mods could start being a bit more active.
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couldn't agree more 
I can't help but think alot of the mods pussy out on closing and deleting stuff (unlike neo) because they are afraid about their reputation (see neo's fame with alot of people). if thre were seperate mod accounts made with no identity attached, that could help?.. i don't know, it's a suggestion.
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