There are two major issue's on are sythe at them being:
- Fake website in the RuneScape Impostering people like ballersgold and partypete
- The PayPal guy who post all over the forums asking for people to work for him so we can use Fake PayPal to cash most back (most likely)
The paypal guy is harder to deal with sadly but with this suggestion, we willing be tackling the fake websites. The solution is quite simple. I believe there should a system implement which automatically ban's a user who posts in Runescape section or any other section with domains. Basically, if it picks up a fake domain it should automatically remove and delete the account it was posted from.
For example
For example
- Web site one being www.BoglaGold.com should be perfectly fine and able to post without an issue.
- if a website with the name www.BoglaGolds.com is detected it should automatically ban it.
How will the bot know which domains are fake and which are not? Easy we can have an interface for admin just to type in a domain and simply the bot ban's them.
Why do admin need access to his bot?
Admin's need access to it simply because if they ban one domain a new one will appear.
Why not just wipe the accounts instead of just banning them? The answer to this is quite simple if we wipe all the account's involved. this could lead to issue's if an admin miss types a domain etc and lead to legitment person being wiped.
The problem with this suggestion is not getting approval. The problem is A is it worth the dev time, and B can it actually be implemented.
Why do admin need access to his bot?
Admin's need access to it simply because if they ban one domain a new one will appear.
Why not just wipe the accounts instead of just banning them? The answer to this is quite simple if we wipe all the account's involved. this could lead to issue's if an admin miss types a domain etc and lead to legitment person being wiped.
The problem with this suggestion is not getting approval. The problem is A is it worth the dev time, and B can it actually be implemented.
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