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spam bot
at this very moment on AV. spam bot with ign Aud.Yid. approx 2h ago he was typing usual urls with dots. but then he started to post something like 'wts 1-30 emp' and more impressive thing aka trying to sell noblesse elleon boxes x16 for 103k gold then for 50k. sadly i logged off w/o screenshots. look into this pls. new level
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I know the power can be abused, but the power would only be for botters , and no one else.
No, giving any sort of mod power to a layman player is the epitome of stupidity.
that's why I said someone that eme trusted enough. eme could interview people like a real job. I imagine some would do it for free elite status as long as they are working. I ave seen it done in other games and while I only saw 1 time where one of the people were abusing the power, that Monday morning the game company let that person go and perma banned them from playing.
eme could get a copy of their photo i.d., home address and so on. there are many that would do it for free, or for in game items.
if nothing else, have a few council members that play many hours a day, have acess to an email that a staff member from eme would check through out the weekend and then see the screenshots and ban the botters.
the point is, if there is a way for eme to ban bots nearly as quick as they are made, then people will give up.
I see the idea more of like a part-timer type of job. What was proposed is getting someone who can be trusted, and of course, if proven untrustworthy, revoke abilities or more if needed (like perma-ban for power harassment or such). Works pretty much the same as jobs in real life, just payment methods are different and work load is different as well.
In short if EME care enough (and there's no real reason why they should), they can put one of their own staff on the job like they have done in the past, and not bother with some weird self-important parody of a 'community leader' who takes the in game chat too seriously.
do spam bots count as players? I wouldn't think they would count as far as the rules go.