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- #21
That's how it should be let the user know what he or she is doing wrong not deducting the little one has
What's your view on money deduction as penalty by site owners
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I believe that money deduction as a penalty is an effective way to ensure that tasks are completed in a timely and satisfactory manner. It helps to ensure that tasks are taken seriously and that the task owner is incentivized to do the best job possible. However, it should be used judiciously and with caution, as it can lead to resentment and dissatisfaction among workers.
Truth be told, i can't actually judge the admin for taking such strict actions. From what i have come to understand, people make or take certain decisions probably cause they must have been through. Remember the number of post you can make per day was reduced on trendri due to the fact that people where taking advantage of it and creating spam threads and comments. Am not saying the rules set there is good but i wont say anything about it cause i do not know what the admin is thinking.
I think that penalising members could be a good way to reduce spam links and other kind of content that might harm the site. However, the member of the site must have the right to appeal as far as I can say.
Yes you are right, if the admin is someone who is reasonable, i believe as a member you have the right to appeal to him and he is obligated to listen.
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No site admin will want low quality posts on their sites so it will be to ban such a person.
I have been on mylot for almost 12 years and have never seen that they deduct money as a penalty. When they find a post against the rules they delete that post but the money earned by that post remains in the user's account. Is not it strange?]
The amount deducted is even always more than half of a user's daily earnings. It is not a good practice.
I think this type of penalty is a bit harsh and can make members demotivated to earn, however, sometimes this is needed in order to enforce rules and laws that members need to abide by.
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Okay more like a two edge sword here. but I don't like this style of punishing users though.
Well, I haven't experienced it and would not know the reason why some site owners do it. But was it stated in the affected sites why it is so?.
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- #37
it is just the method employed by the admin. if you default in any way he gets your coins deducted.
I have experience this in bizdustry. They usually deduct more than 1500 Biznotes which translates to almost $1.5 of your hard earned money per warning. They only do this if you request a payout of your Biznotes it's very sad for sure.
I think this is a bad idea to penalize members this way. That would discourage members to participate in the forum. I personally am not interested working for forums with such unreasonable and strict rules.
