When using the toolkit, I suggest banning the spammers first then deleting them - stops them signing up again with the same name, which I have noticed one or two doing. Takes a bit longer, but may save time in the long run.
Will introduce more antispam measures when we get back.
Silkie silkie silkie . . . .
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Silkie silkie silkie . . . .
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Will do
Still think the ultimate answer will have to be re-directing the sign-up emails with a sticky on the forum explaining the possible delay in receiving confirmation.
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ash
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Re: Will do
Potential members have to answer a question on the col regs as part of the registration process.Silkie wrote: the ultimate answer
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the answer is 42
Coll regs???
I'de better get swatting!
I only know 1, I miss everything else and it works for me but I don't think it's written down.
I'de better get swatting!
I only know 1, I miss everything else and it works for me but I don't think it's written down.
Seminole.
Cheers Bob.
Cheers Bob.
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Colregs question
I think that's a good idea. It doesn't even have to be a real question - I suspect anything sounding "boaty technical" to the uninitiated would discourage the spamming @rseholes.