View Full Version : Web Site Reviews - Should be removed!
Respite 09-12-2009, 11:41 AM Hi,
Has anyone noticed the increase in community reviews requests? Although I have posted in this forum... I believe that area is just full of advertising...
Just out of interest is there any rules IE Post count limit... I mean its clear members are simple posting for advertising sake...
Crispy Crackers a few weeks back I seen a guy asking to review his site (It was a free template)...
Is there any rules...
Cmafai 09-12-2009, 11:45 AM "You must have 10 (ten) posts and 7 (seven) days of membership before starting a thread within."
But I agree it's a bit crowded with advertisers. I would like to see a rule that you can only post in that forum once a week/month, and only ask for a review for the same design once (forever).
Respite 09-12-2009, 11:49 AM Only ask for a review for the same design once (forever).
Maybe Only One domain... once you have posted... not allowed to post another domain for 4 weeks... and... not the same as the last domain as the last one...
anon-e-mouse 09-12-2009, 04:59 PM I believe that area is just full of advertising...
How about using the handy dandy report button if you see what you think is just advertising and we will take a look. We can't possibly be everywhere, so rely on members to alert us to trouble spots.
Respite 09-12-2009, 05:02 PM How about using the handy dandy report button if you see what you think is just advertising and we will take a look. We can't possibly be everywhere, so rely on members to alert us to trouble spots.
Early Morning... Yawn... Sure... I guess I could do that :)
Nick H 09-12-2009, 05:03 PM How about using the handy dandy report button if you see what you think is just advertising and we will take a look. We can't possibly be everywhere, so rely on members to alert us to trouble spots.
Erm, isn't it in the ADVERTISING section anyways?
Respite 09-12-2009, 05:04 PM Erm, isn't it in the ADVERTISING section anyways?
Nope Community Reviews... Well I guess you have something there...
Lol... IE it is under that section...
darkeden 09-12-2009, 08:48 PM How about using the handy dandy report button if you see what you think is just advertising and we will take a look. We can't possibly be everywhere, so rely on members to alert us to trouble spots.
Lol although this is true if I reported every single person advertising id have 600+ reports a day.
Outlaw Web Master 09-13-2009, 08:53 AM Hi,
Has anyone noticed the increase in community reviews requests?.....I believe that area is just full of advertising...
Well done Sherlock Holmes.
Maybe because Community Reviews are in the Advertising Forum. :stickout:
WHT's a pr7 people will relish the free link.
owm
Well done Sherlock Holmes.
Maybe because Community Reviews are in the Advertising Forum. :stickout:
WHT's a pr7 people will relish the free link.
owm
Why not... basically whats wrong in Advertising. If you feel the post seems to be a spam, then hit the report button.;)
The-Pixel 09-14-2009, 10:30 AM I guess I don't understand what the big deal is. Maybe a website has a free design but they value input on how to make the free design better. Along with what others have said if there was an issue why didn't you report it? I've reported threads before and it takes a minute out of your day. The same amount of time it takes you to create a thread and comment on it.
hostingdispatch 09-14-2009, 03:10 PM Hmmm maybe we should add more mods.
SenseiSteve 09-14-2009, 03:16 PM WHT is already a well moderated forum. For the amount of members and visitors here, they do a great job the way it is.
The-Pixel 09-14-2009, 03:43 PM WHT is already a well moderated forum. For the amount of members and visitors here, they do a great job the way it is.
I couldn't agree more!
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