"force" new people when they are signing up to read the rules and then answer 3/5 or more questions about the rules to make sure they knows how it works before joining the community

I agree with this suggestion.

(November 10, 2022, 02:46 AM)SafeSig Wrote: "force" new people when they are signing up to read the rules and then answer 3/5 or more questions about the rules to make sure they knows how it works before joining the community

This + a basic English test is probably both easy to implement and effective

(November 10, 2022, 03:16 AM)griimnak Wrote:

(November 10, 2022, 02:46 AM)SafeSig Wrote: "force" new people when they are signing up to read the rules and then answer 3/5 or more questions about the rules to make sure they knows how it works before joining the community

This + a basic English test is probably both easy to implement and effective

i agree or just warn about being instantly banned if they speak other languages other than english. The really thing is educating new people to follow the rules and having a good time 😎

No point and a huge waste of time to implement in my opinion.

People will still continue to break the rules, no matter what.

little bump

Making the users to preview rules before signing up seems ok to me. BUT, What kind of questions are we talking here?

(November 11, 2022, 05:30 AM)Mysterious Wrote: Making the users to preview rules before signing up seems ok to me. BUT, What kind of questions are we talking here?

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Let the users read all the rules of the forum first, then ask them questions related to the rules (like 5 questions with multiple answers that needs to change over the time) to see if they actually did read those rules and understood them. Also when an answer is incorrect for 2 times it will kick you out of session.
This would also be another step to block people that creates lot of spam accounts.

Good suggestion this is better than the fucking captcha that took me 40 minutes to answer