At 1/3/17 09:57 PM, JK-FlipFlop wrote:
Your whistle status gets shit removed faster. I never flagged anything, but now I'm trying and everything you post is getting obliterated because you're flagging it with your gold whistle.
Well, granted, he and I tend to be awake at the same time and I check flags the second I get on really, but a bigger whistle certainly attracts the most attention. Means we can usually trust what this user has to say, as they have a long history of accuracy.
At 1/3/17 10:23 PM, BlueAlpha14 wrote:
Kinda have to ride the train quickly, but I have noticed with a gold whistle the stuff I report is sometimes getting removed before I post it here. I wonder how fast a deity whistle is.
Actually, most of the time you're flagging, I'm online, so I'm just checking the page every few minutes, removing and banning, and then you post. Sometimes I catch you in a flag spree, and sometimes I don't or am busy. Usually in that case another audio mod is sniffing about. My god though, you're a machine, man! It makes me happy to see that kind of dedication.
Now, both of you, re: IP banning the idiots that besmirch our site and cuss us out and whatnot, I've already explained a couple of times, and so has @TomFulp, that if we IP banned every thief, not only would we be banning them, but we'd also be banning anyone unlucky enough to get that IP in the case of ISPs that dole out different IPs to their customers every session. So not only could all of these guys just go get on McDonald's wifi (which isn't hard to do if you can afford a $1 coffee) to get around the ban, but we could also be banning a different sod every day depending on the ISP. Unless it's a serious offender -- and I do mean serious, creating like seven accounts or something from a stable IP, it isn't really fair. IPs are not exactly one per person. I mean, IPV6 exists because of the problem endemic to IPV4, address exhaustion.
Still, keep it up, guys, and watch that unscouted. Every day I catch another few morons thinking they can slip one past us.
