The forums need a set of posting guidelines. And moderators need to enforce them. Suggest using BOINC projects as a model. The posting page shows the guidelines or link to them, so noone can honestly say they've never seen any. And someone then had to enforce those guidelines. The BOINC projects use vounteer moderators that have basic controls over what posts remain. Support for moderators etc. probably requires some coding to implement, but then the BOINC stuff is all open source, perhaps you can make some use of it here.
Without moderation, the guidelines mean nothing.
The forums need a set of posting guidelines. And moderators need to enforce them. Suggest using BOINC projects as a model. The posting page shows the guidelines or link to them, so noone can honestly say they've never seen any. And someone then had to enforce those guidelines. The BOINC projects use vounteer moderators that have basic controls over what posts remain. Support for moderators etc. probably requires some coding to implement, but then the BOINC stuff is all open source, perhaps you can make some use of it here.
Without moderation, the guidelines mean nothing.
Could the research team inform the players when server work is scheduled? It was really disappointing not to be able to fold at all yesterday on a Sunday, prime folding time. Thank you in advance.
The forums need a set of posting guidelines. And moderators need to enforce them. Suggest using BOINC projects as a model. The posting page shows the guidelines or link to them, so noone can honestly say they've never seen any. And someone then had to enforce those guidelines. The BOINC projects use vounteer moderators that have basic controls over what posts remain. Support for moderators etc. probably requires some coding to implement, but then the BOINC stuff is all open source, perhaps you can make some use of it here.
Without moderation, the guidelines mean nothing.
