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<blockquote data-quote="Kdub" data-source="post: 3291947" data-attributes="member: 73270">I added a technical note to help explain.&nbsp; The idea was to not let there be a post if there's a ****** link in the text.&nbsp; If you've ever signed up on a site and, Google apps and Facebook are good for this, when you type in data like an email address then click or tab out of the field, behind the scenes the text is scanned and then there's often some indication (highlighting or a message) letting the user know that their input is valid. For example on here, I type a post with a ****** domain.&nbsp; I click reply.&nbsp; Instead of the post being posted and me wondering why my link doesn't work and trying to find a work-around, I get a message that tells me 'board rule 1 broken...remove the ****** link to complete your post.'&nbsp; Of course that doesn't remove the wording games, but it helps remove a dead ***** to beat on.&nbsp; Just thought this might bring up a helpful idea to help the board be easier to moderate and use.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kdub, post: 3291947, member: 73270"] I added a technical note to help explain. The idea was to not let there be a post if there's a ****** link in the text. If you've ever signed up on a site and, Google apps and Facebook are good for this, when you type in data like an email address then click or tab out of the field, behind the scenes the text is scanned and then there's often some indication (highlighting or a message) letting the user know that their input is valid. For example on here, I type a post with a ****** domain. I click reply. Instead of the post being posted and me wondering why my link doesn't work and trying to find a work-around, I get a message that tells me 'board rule 1 broken...remove the ****** link to complete your post.' Of course that doesn't remove the wording games, but it helps remove a dead ***** to beat on. Just thought this might bring up a helpful idea to help the board be easier to moderate and use. [/QUOTE]

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