Devil Hunter 95
Supreme Trickster
shouldnt there be a part of the system that keeps new members from putting the wrong stuff in a forum?
keeping new members on track
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Black Angel
Semper Fidelis
Re: keeping new memebers on track
We have a lovely rules section you know.
But new people sometimes overlook it.
If it bothers you so much, do what good senior members do. Politely inform them of their mistake and then report it/ let an online staff member know.
Thats what I do anyway, it works great.
Usually they realize their mistake and don't do it again.
They learn our rules, we set a good example.
Everyone wins.
We have a lovely rules section you know.
But new people sometimes overlook it.
If it bothers you so much, do what good senior members do. Politely inform them of their mistake and then report it/ let an online staff member know.
Thats what I do anyway, it works great.
Usually they realize their mistake and don't do it again.
They learn our rules, we set a good example.
Everyone wins.
Angelo Credo
Kept you waiting, huh?
Re: keeping new memebers on track
^ This.
Most new members seem to be overlooking the concept of rules these days, though the older members are usually kind enough to point them in the right direction, which stops them from posting in the wrong section and so on again, a methid to stop them doing it would be nice, but it's easier said than done and, likely, impossible to implement.
They're new, as were we all, we all make mistakes, not that big a deal, part of being an older member is to be able to direct newer members and show them the right path.
^ This.
Most new members seem to be overlooking the concept of rules these days, though the older members are usually kind enough to point them in the right direction, which stops them from posting in the wrong section and so on again, a methid to stop them doing it would be nice, but it's easier said than done and, likely, impossible to implement.
They're new, as were we all, we all make mistakes, not that big a deal, part of being an older member is to be able to direct newer members and show them the right path.
Dark Drakan
Well-known Member
Most of the threads posted in the wrong section by 'New members' are infact spam bots. Those that are genuine mistakes can be moved to appropriate place by a staff member.
Devil Hunter 95
Supreme Trickster
wow my head is spinning now
Black Angel
Semper Fidelis
Re: keeping new memebers on track
Isn't that what I just said?:huh:
Angelo Credo;172087 said:
Isn't that what I just said?:huh:
Devil Hunter 95
Supreme Trickster
he said the same thing with bigger words..... which is why my head is spinning :wacko: