We've done our very best RS gold to make it very apparent that this subreddit shouldn't be service site, or a means to seek help as best we could, with our rule of"No posts regarding account help", including filters to auto hide specific posts which would have to be manually accepted. It will not help that users will see this, then reword, or remake their posts to prevent this filter. We have also seen posts where users probably bought up votes, or share their particular articles so as to secure extra attention. It's difficult to establish those in most cases, we can only base it off visitors we've got per hour, and it feels shitty to maybe ban someone who is seeking aid.

We've also had some articles fall through the cracks, so that we removed. A current case in point is this post here, where it remained up for a couple hours, had some Jmod tons of comments, gilded, 2500 + upvotes, and answers. While it's nice to find this man getting help, we usually see a influx of other users hoping to seek aid soon after. Personally I'd prefer if Jmods would not directly intervene because it reveals a bad precedence, or just show them where to submit a support ticket.As far as the dupe bug in the 2007scape sub, that is pretty standard for any gambling subreddit.

You need to read the language and tonality to comprehend from a neutral point of view when one is only speaking from psychological frustration or so are being intent on it. It is outdated in website design I concur, but I do not agree that information has to be outright outsourced to 3rd party platform and completely abandon their very own official company forum. From my side of my experience. I have seen coherently unreasonable users that celebration the forum mods though they are claiming to be right buy RuneScape gold when they are in the wrong. Releasing anger online does not make one more appropriate than another individual.