I’ve been harassed by too many posts about “guaranteed passes” lately; is it possible to limit the number of topic posts that can be posted within a certain period of time?
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This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2016-9-22 at 21:01. I’m not an expert in this field, but lately I’ve been bombarded with too many posts offering to do things for me, three or four times a day. Is it possible to limit the number of posts within a certain period of time? It seems that the target is those who post topic threads. Limit the number of posts (topic posts) each person can make in a day, or calculate it on an hourly, minute, or second basis; however, it’s not even necessary to consider hours, minutes, and seconds. For the vast, vast majority of people, the number of normal topic posts they make in a day also does not exceed single digits.
An excessive number of unused posts means sacrificing eight hundred to kill a thousand enemies! The moderators are looking for ways to raise the threshold for posting, and administrators at the circuit level and above can delete posts with just one click! Delete all topics of this person
Based on the current patterns, there are always periods of time when opportunities can be taken advantage of. The monitoring team and deputy moderators cannot be online all the time, and since most companies have similar working schedules, there are relatively consistent times when everyone is not online. It is not advisable to ask the monitoring team and deputy moderators to change these login times, after all, they rely on their work to make a living.
Send it; just ignore it automatically. It just affects viewing
It was found that a one-click block is sufficient; now everyone above the rank of deputy supervisor has this authority
The forum is implementing restrictions typical of technical forums: first-graders in elementary school must upload a profile picture before they can post messages, and there are limits on the number of topics that can be posted per hour. A one-click ban feature has also been developed for administrators. Make every effort to take the necessary measures to put an end to it without affecting the participation of the broader membership.
I think those at a lower level should have their number of posts per day restricted; for example, first-graders should be allowed to post only once a day. This helps to prevent the use of fake accounts to post advertisements indiscriminately.
Posting on a new account requires a verification code; for more posts, slide-based verification is used. If it’s machines posting the messages, then it should be possible to impose restrictions; human intervention can’t achieve that
Technical processing has been added. Solve problems step by step
After using the one-click ban, it seems you still need to go to the management panel to delete the post~