Does Mylot need more regulation?
By simesc
@simesc (248)
February 22, 2007 9:29pm CST
Do you think that Mylot needs more regulation?
Recently a large number of the posts that I have seen have been from people trying to promote their websites that will make you all a fortune.
If they are making a fortune, why are they typing posts for a few cents here. I wonder if Bill Gates it typing on here ;o)
Also I have had a few responses that seem to be a series of English words, but they have no sense or meaning.
I am not talking about bad spelling (we are all guilty of that at times) or posts from people for whom English is not their first language.
I know people from all over the world, so I know how hard it is for a lot of people and that sometimes people make mistakes.
The ones that I am talking about are just a series of words and make no sense.
Do we need to introduce more controls?
Mylot need to remove postings that are obviously scams. There are a lot of people on here who are going to lose their money on here.
Should users get banned if they break the regulations?
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@Sasselle (698)
• Australia
23 Feb 07
I'm not sure about it needing more regulation - i mean you have the power to hit that abuse button and report it!! Mylot do a damn good job but they can't be everywhere.
If you have responses that don't make sense in relation to your posts - that's what the negative button is there for! I have read somewhere lately that if you get a stream of negatives then mylot will investigate that too.
