markrendl wrote:
TXWard wrote:
Does anyone know what the site's policy is on reporting abuse of the email system?
After a long time of the email system not working (reportedly due to blacklisting) it is back working and I get some immature douchebag sending an obscenity laced email through the YouPlayIt site. Adding irresponsibility to immaturity, he also includes obscenities in the subject line so that even my children can read it without having the preview pane open or opening the message.
Typically, this type of message can get reported to my ISP to have them take corrective action, but because it was done through YPI the site would get punished instead. Other than making private messages unavailable because of one douchebag (and his phantom accounts), is there anything that can be done to prevent this wanton abuse of the site's mail system?
One option you might consider is to create another email account for mail from this site - gmail, yahoo or hotmail, for example. While not addressing the root problem, this would at least keep such kinds of messages from being so easily viewed by your kids.
markrendl
So you use highly inappropriate words above, on a forum site that can and has been viewed by children, and you complain about "your" children seeing something on your computer?
Perhaps you should do a better job of monitoring what access your children have to your computer. I'd hate for them to see the words "pop" chose above - would rather be teaching a story of the "pot calling the kettle black", now wouldn't it.
Oh yeah, for anyone interested on this NON-story, by the way, that email was from me, and you Tx, deserved every word of it. If you want to be a fan boy of mjk and adopt his tactics - that's your choice - don't expect me to not reply in kind.
Lastly big man, I'm sure this site in Italy is trembling at it's knees at the power the great Txward might bring, as you threaten the site - with "suffering" and "punishment".
The last time I checked, the world has just a few more pressing problems to deal with, than your tears over an email taking you to task, over an online hex boardgame.