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Forums Suggestion Box Stop paying for Forum posts....
Votes: +1
Status: Rejected

Stop paying for Forum posts....

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Jul 17, 2012 01:24 pm
#1
Sebastian User

Posts: 150
Member since: 29/09/2011

I guess there is no need to pay for posts in the forum.....

some ppl just post anything to get paid

Jul 18, 2012 04:32 pm
#2
illiterate User

Posts: 561
Member since: 21/04/2011

I think people should be allowed to post as long as it is not a spam or anything offensive. If someone spams, he should be banned.

There are some posts that do not make much sense but new forums go through this phase. Once a few mature traders register here, we will see high quality activity. 

At this time I think paying for posts is appreciating for new users who want to test fxstat autotrading service.

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Jul 19, 2012 06:41 pm
#3
ironical User

Posts: 734
Member since: 22/04/2011

I think users here should reply here. I dont think it would be good to stop paying coz at this time spam rate is very low.

The good or ill of a man lies within his own will. – Epictetus

Jul 20, 2012 11:08 am
#4
Sasha User

Posts: 836
Member since: 16/05/2011

I agree with sebastian that users r making unnecessary posts to get paid. But I think if forum stops paying at this time, forum activity will obviously decrease. As ironical said that spam rate is not much, so I think this offer shouldnt stop.

Jul 21, 2012 02:40 pm
#5
Champ User

Posts: 711
Member since: 17/05/2011

Originally posted by Sebastian

I guess there is no need to pay for posts in the forum.....

some ppl just post anything to get paid



It is better to prevent people from posting "anything" than to stop paying. A simple warning can, most of the times, stop spamming.

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Jul 22, 2012 04:09 pm
#6
CFXsignals User

Posts: 359
Member since: 21/05/2012

I think some of the posts that people post are quite funny.  I thought initially it was annoying, but now I think they have some top quality humour embedded into them especially when they are completely irrelevant.  There are some classic examples of brilliant spam posts.

Jul 24, 2012 08:52 am
#7
illiterate User

Posts: 561
Member since: 21/04/2011

Originally posted by CFXsignals

I think some of the posts that people post are quite funny.  I thought initially it was annoying, but now I think they have some top quality humour embedded into them especially when they are completely irrelevant.  There are some classic examples of brilliant spam posts.



[grin]. Especially a couple of new users post in very funny way. They have similar comments on all threads. Their fav comment is "making profit in forex" :D

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Jul 25, 2012 03:56 pm
#8
uniquetrader User

Posts: 939
Member since: 21/04/2011

Originally posted by illiterate

 

Originally posted by CFXsignals

 

I think some of the posts that people post are quite funny.  I thought initially it was annoying, but now I think they have some top quality humour embedded into them especially when they are completely irrelevant.  There are some classic examples of brilliant spam posts.

 



 

<img alt=" />. Especially a couple of new users post in very funny way. They have similar comments on all threads. Their fav comment is "making profit in forex" :D



[grin] I know where r u pointing. Well, I think they want to participate + earn for forum posting. But they dont have much knowledge abt forex. That is why their posts r very similar.

Stick to your rules

Jul 30, 2012 12:46 pm
#9
sharktrader User

Posts: 45
Member since: 11/08/2011

I support this Idea !

No need of getting paid.

Even if it's REAL Money there's no need of it!

[grin]

Jul 30, 2012 12:49 pm
#10
sharktrader User

Posts: 45
Member since: 11/08/2011

 

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Jul 30, 2012 01:17 pm
#11
ironical User

Posts: 734
Member since: 22/04/2011

You made an empty post alongwith ur opinion. is it some kinda error [grin]

The good or ill of a man lies within his own will. – Epictetus

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