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Ok No probs at all.
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Given that Chris was involved in that whole discussion, I don't think that bringing this up here is really on - clearly Chris doesn't feel that the material there was sufficient to warrant a ban, or he could have done it immediately. And since the account is still alive a week later...
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Done.
"When you don't know what you're doing it's best to do it quickly"- SoMad
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Thanks Griff, and yes.
I've explained to Matt that
a) A signature is part of a message, and
b) The Lounge rules are the lounge rules.
He's trolling. Nothing more, nothing less, and it's sad to see that he's so desperate to keep the thread about him alive, even resorting to insults and baiting.
We always get inappropriate posts and they come and go before we realise, and often the poster isn't really thinking about what they are doing. Matt's very, very clearly pushing buttons so it means we now waste our time watching him.
He stepped over the line this morning in the Lounge so he no longer has the right to auto-include a signature. As a follow up I would simply ask that everyone please stop feeding the troll. If we can stick to that approach and keep the focus of our site on technology and community - supportive, fun, relevant community - then we're gold.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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Sounds good to me!
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Roger...
"When you don't know what you're doing it's best to do it quickly"- SoMad
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A thought occurs: If you are adding special code to remove his right to post an automatic sig, why not make a sig a reward instead of a right?
Just as a suggestion, when you first reach Silver Participant you get a special award which allows you to have a sig? Abuse it (spamming, or trolling) and the award is removed.
500 participant points isn't difficult to get - most first time posters have 300/bronze to start with - so visiting every day for a couple of months should do it, and it shows "a commitment" to the site without really penalising people for being noobs. Also stops people from setting up a spam sig from day one.
And if your code is anything like mine (and I'm betting yours is better) it's easier to fit in than a "special case" that only applies to one user.
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OriginalGriff wrote: so visiting every day for a couple of months should do it
There are a lot of ways to get participant points quite fast. Voting polls, voting contests, writing comments....
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Ah. You mean "participating"? 
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If voting the same poll 20 times in a day is participate... yes 
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I prefer to work on the basis that people are mostly good rather than mostly bad.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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So do I. But I assume the best, and prepare for the worst!
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I agree with OriginalGriff. For that reason I would recommend you to remove the links.
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Done.
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gone
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Obvious spam, just report it as normal.
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~R@JEES#
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If you catch a new user I would recommend you to start a new thread. It is easier to get track of it
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modified 29-Jan-15 14:26pm.
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Let me do this Next time.
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