- User A ask for a [GAMENAME] cheat with controller support.
- User B adds some value to his post + link to his tbm thread, e.g. "hey there, currently there are not that much cheats with controller support out there, but you could try the one I'm selling [here, link]"
Bad:
- User A ask for a [GAMENAME] cheat with controller support.
- User B just spams his link..
- User C links his TBM offer which does not have controller support.
- User D posts his copy/paste ad which he already spammed to some other threads.
- User E talks about how good the ESP of his offer is. (off-topic)
- User F posts "check my bio/signature"
Essentially in a nutshell this is the change we were looking for, despite every suggestion not being implemented this is for sure a step in the right direction. Good work team
Luke - can I now add the posts that fall into the red category to my daily reporting list?
Essentially in a nutshell this is the change we were looking for, despite every suggestion not being implemented this is for sure a step in the right direction. Good work team
Luke - can I now add the posts that fall into the red category to my daily reporting list?
I have been sanctioned for self promotion when a user/current customer asked for a link to our server which was termed by a discord exploit along with 100+ other servers… I posted the link and boom… Maybe if my server was called one that gives your mods free keys then this sanction wouldn’t have happened, correct?
It depends on how related it is to the thread. If the OP is looking for products, then I don't see anything wrong with promoting your own. But if it's only tangentially related and the seller is just spam posting, then I definitely agree.
Yes, please go ahead, just make sure not to report posts in non-active threads (last post > 4 weeks old). 
