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What is okay and what is not okay to include in a community alert? - Blockonome - Sep 30, 2022
Hi guys,
I have been following this guy on HF who currently has open disputes, they are kind of old, has never been resolved and basically he scammed a few of HF members, now I just realized that he is potentially trying to scam again. So what is okay to include in a community alert and what is not?
Also, if I did figure out some personal stuff, obviously I would not dox him, but where does the line between okay and too much go?
RE: What is okay and what is not okay to include in a community alert? - StuffSneak - Sep 30, 2022
Keep all info related to HF. No personal information necessary.
RE: What is okay and what is not okay to include in a community alert? - Celph - Oct 1, 2022
Probably something to ask a Staff member in a PM and not make an entire thread about
RE: What is okay and what is not okay to include in a community alert? - Blockonome - Oct 1, 2022
(Oct 1, 2022 02:46 PM)Celph Wrote: Probably something to ask a mod in a PM and not make an entire thread about
I am quite sure that staff (because there is literally nothing called a mod on here) will not help with this. It is literally only users on the forum that makes community alerts. Except for the top scammers that Omni takes care of.
RE: What is okay and what is not okay to include in a community alert? - Celph - Oct 1, 2022
(Oct 1, 2022 03:00 PM)Дождь Wrote: I am quite sure that staff (because there is literally nothing called a mod on here) will not help with this. It is literally only users on the forum that makes community alerts. Except for the top scammers that Omni takes care of.
always the noobs that take terms so seriously. staff, mod, who gives a fuck. either way, fine then keep posting trash topics, idc
RE: What is okay and what is not okay to include in a community alert? - Blockonome - Oct 1, 2022
(Oct 1, 2022 03:04 PM)Celph Wrote: always the noobs that take terms so seriously. staff, mod, who gives a fuck. either way, fine then keep posting trash topics, idc
Ohhhh yeah, because respecting the rules and calling people by their appropriate title is just sooooooo horrific, right? Always low quality people posting low quality posts on HF.
RE: What is okay and what is not okay to include in a community alert? - Celph - Oct 1, 2022
(Oct 1, 2022 04:31 PM)Дождь Wrote: Ohhhh yeah, because respecting the rules and calling people by their appropriate title is just sooooooo horrific, right? Always low quality people posting low quality posts on HF.
ftfy. im not sure why you cant message them and ask them a question, because they always seem to have an answer for me. Didn't say they will do anything about the person, but they can tell you what you should and shouldn't put in a thread.