Hello,
As the title states this a simple suggestion in regard to placing a time limit on Sythe Gold transactions such as only being able to make x amount of transactions in x amount of time. This is solely being suggested as to avoid abuse of the system to spam/troll users with Sythe Gold transaction statements. Specifics on the limitations are up for discussion but I'd say a 5 minute cooldown between transactions would be sufficient. With Sythe Gold being so easy to acquire as of right now I could definitely see the current way the system works being used for aforementioned reasons. Don't like someone? For the small price of 100 Sythe Gold ($1) and a few minutes of your time you can barrage their inboxes with heaps of messages (100).
For example:
Note: I had the user KLucius do this in order to help me demonstrate the potential for abuse.
~Bonesack
Edit: I'm sure there are other ways to address this (if it's to be addressed at all) but this is just my personal suggestion. I have no technical background so I'm not aware of the weight of the work behind implementing a timer as opposed to other possible solutions. Regardless I think this needs to be dealt with accordingly.
As the title states this a simple suggestion in regard to placing a time limit on Sythe Gold transactions such as only being able to make x amount of transactions in x amount of time. This is solely being suggested as to avoid abuse of the system to spam/troll users with Sythe Gold transaction statements. Specifics on the limitations are up for discussion but I'd say a 5 minute cooldown between transactions would be sufficient. With Sythe Gold being so easy to acquire as of right now I could definitely see the current way the system works being used for aforementioned reasons. Don't like someone? For the small price of 100 Sythe Gold ($1) and a few minutes of your time you can barrage their inboxes with heaps of messages (100).
For example:
Note: I had the user KLucius do this in order to help me demonstrate the potential for abuse.
~Bonesack
Edit: I'm sure there are other ways to address this (if it's to be addressed at all) but this is just my personal suggestion. I have no technical background so I'm not aware of the weight of the work behind implementing a timer as opposed to other possible solutions. Regardless I think this needs to be dealt with accordingly.
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