Darren said:Please refer to this thread for some important changes made today - http://forums.clubsnap.org/showthread.php?t=120357
We apologise for the temporary "pain" that newly-registered members will have to go through, but this will be temporary and you will stand to benefit once you post more than 50 posts AND have been registered for more than 30 days.
Darren said:Please refer to this thread for some important changes made today - http://forums.clubsnap.org/showthread.php?t=120357
We apologise for the temporary "pain" that newly-registered members will have to go through, but this will be temporary and you will stand to benefit once you post more than 50 posts AND have been registered for more than 30 days.
The thread was deleted by the thread starter. Here is the pertinent information regarding the Workshop forums and Private Message limit.shihyong said:Hi Darren,
Thanks for your update. By the way, I can't get to the link. Any idea?
Thanks.
The qualification to get 100 PMs iswcsiaw said:Hi Darren,
I think the link above is down. 30 days after the rule is implemented issit?Got to participate in more of the forum already...
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Darren said:The qualification to get 100 PMs is
a) Registered with ClubSNAP more than 30 days
AND
b) Have more than 50 posts
Tigger said:why so much restriction? Are you facing a lot of problem with new users? Or people simply register too many accounts and doing something funny? These can be worked around by asking for a valid email, send the password to the email, and refuse the re-registration with the same email again.... this would have some deter effect, instead of restricting so much to the new user, or user who seldom post.
Hi Tigger,Tigger said:I don't quite understand the rationale of forcing people to post. Already, I can't participate in poll, and now I have to delete all my PM in order to be able to PM again.....
why so much restriction? Are you facing a lot of problem with new users? Or people simply register too many accounts and doing something funny? These can be worked around by asking for a valid email, send the password to the email, and refuse the re-registration with the same email again.... this would have some deter effect, instead of restricting so much to the new user, or user who seldom post.
Darren said:Hi Tigger,
Yes, we had experienced a few problems with individuals registering new nicks and posting in the Workshop/Studio forums and Consumers Corner. As these individuals are posting threads which invariably involve monetary transactions, we have had to be extra careful and limit the "exposure" via hidden mechanisms such as the Private Message system. Unfortunately, as a by-product, ordinary and legitimate new members such as yourself are affected adversely.
However, this current workaround may not be permanent, and we are actively looking for another way to effectively handle the new member's postings in Workshops & Consumers Corner.