wir haben ein großes Discourse-Forum, in dem die Diskussionen sich hauptsächlich auf die Entwicklung von Websites konzentrieren. Es gab Fälle, in denen Benutzer missbraucht wurden, weil sie ihre Zugangsdaten für Websites an nicht vertrauenswürdige Mitglieder weitergegeben haben.
Es wäre großartig, eine Warnmeldung hinzuzufügen, die Benutzer klar sehen können, bevor sie eine private Nachricht an ein anderes Mitglied senden. Dies wird definitiv dazu beitragen, solche Vorfälle zu reduzieren.
Well, in fact it isn’t appropriate to share credentials at all. Maybe I put it wrong in my initial topic. I just want to let the users know that they are on their own when it comes to such approaches. We have a freelancer section on the forum where people can request for certain jobs to be done.
Right. It’s a bad idea to share credentials in netherworld. So (in addition to Jeff’s suggestions) maybe something could go in some pinned topic about basic common sense stuff. Or perhaps you could have a group of trusted consultants or something.
And conversely, you’d want to try to rid your community of Bad People. (When you figure that out you can move on to world peace.)
(And now that I think about it, it’s often appropriate for people to share credentials with me, but sometimes people share credentials when it’s unnecessary, but I digress.)
Agree with this.
You can put something like this:
“Start a Message and be aware rules, avoid be banned!” or something like that.
AND, with the “forum rules” you must advice to your community that your system (the forum) can search into user’s PM for spam and websites credentials. Thus, users who are detected who are sending unsolicited information will be banned from the community automatically.
This is possible using this query via Data Explorer.
Of course, the ban will not be automatic, the staff will have to review the results of the query, and take the desired action with the user.
