AutoModerator is effective at accomplishing this, but it won’t prevent players unless this subreddit were to be content only from submitting questions or OSRS content. Furthermore, it seems that many posts fitting this criteria are posts from users who will gravitate towards 2007 Runescape later being redirected, which happens in the remarks already. If we were to try that with AutoModerator, posts would likely get removed or filtered that are on issue. If a post is needlessly filtered, eliminated this may create some frustration for our everyday customers, or receives an automated reply that is irrelevant to the post subject.
For a time, we used to have an AutoModerator configuration which attempted to filter those articles, so it had been promptly removed, but there were far too many false positives along with posts which weren’t filtered. Our reasons for needing to filter these articles were to remove posts which have an abysmal phishing url (potentially putting different users at risk) and removing posts which tried to inquire Jagex because of help related to a hijacking after receiving one of these emails (Rule 7).
We may be able to boost our Account Support Wiki pages by adding information, while mechanically flagging these posts may not be practical. The RuneScape Wiki has some info in regard to these scams in addition to many others which are located inside and out of Runescape. I see, I only find it quite sad to see some content developers post their OSRS themed content or questions on here and get essentially rejected by the sub (who are often clueless about the other OSRS themed subs), although this sub is for both game titles as you stated.
Yes, they have linked to the other sub but sometimes they tend to delete the article here and just keep it. If a reply doesn’t work a warning that appears before posting? We all know of the bottom into the OSRS sub at the Partner Subreddits section, but most people who post OSRS only themed articles, do not even appear there, since they did not knew the existence of the 2007 Runescape subreddit and are grateful when the people who comment mention, its getting clear that the base leading to the sub par on the side bar isn’t enough. I had believed the phishing one would be hard to execute, props. On filtering many men and women click on matters, phishing urls before thinking 16, I concur.
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