A solution for spammers
By vanny
@vandana7 (102698)
India
September 19, 2015 6:42pm CST
I just came across a post in which a myLotter mentioned that he'd reported a spammer.
Me thinks spammers and plagiarists should be charged. Let them be, anybody visiting their posts or comments should result in a bill raised on them and Paypal should do the needful. Meaning any monies getting into their account from whichever source will be disputed and distributed among the claimants. Terms and Conditions, need to be modified accordingly.
Would that serve as a deterrent?
I, of course, do not know what is the search engine's policy on this. But it does seem unfair that another person gets to earn on something that somebody else wrote and it came from their heart or mind. In fact, anything collected from plagiarist should be promptly added to the original author.
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@owlwings (43897)
• Cambridge, England
20 Sep 15
@yukimori That's an interesting idea. Give a few people, preferably spread around the globe, the privilege of reporting with the added effect that the post no longer shows on the site (i.e. as if deleted, but only until Admin decides to restore or delete it or the account permanently).
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