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Buying the $25 VIP+ when you already have VIP+ will buy you 2 months of VIP+, this system rewards you for Pre-Paying your VIP+, You save $5 going from no rank to VIP+ and $5 if you get 2 rather then 1 month of VIP+
VIP and VIP+ Upgrade are both $15, if you have VIP or VIP+ they get you another month of VIP+. Like last time VIP+ stacks, so if you buy an upgrade while you still have 15 days left of VIP+, you will then have 45 days of VIP+.
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OK, I got TPA working in different dimensions but until mojang allows cross-dimensional teleporting, you will have to make sure you are in the same dimension before making the request. At some point I will add error checking for dimensions and the like, but right now, it will just say "Teleporting..." and nothing will happen.
- Crafty
Yeah, we have:
Repeat words and phrases based on exact match, close match, and Levenshtein distance.
Sending too fast.
too many caps.
I was going to make it catch links, and also combine the scores of caps, spam, and too many messages, so like an all caps message said really fast more then once would be an instant kick. But, as you probably know, I don't have a lot of time right now, and the spam filter gets like 99% of the easy to catch spammers, so I'm going to wait till I make CMPanel v2 before I do anything about it.
We already had a lot of spam prevention on signing up, Usernames, Emails, IP's and User Agents are all checked against an API as well as our own database of banned credentials. I haven't really seen a huge issue with the spam protection that you are saying though.
Word filters are one of the hardest things to do on a forum, players will always find a way around it.
#1. Make a list of all banned words.
Example: "assume" contains "ass"
#2. Check words as a whole.
Example: "A55" is easy but might not be found.
#3. Use some external API.
This gets tricky quick, I would need to figure out the API, then fully trust it with the content that I give it.
Best Option:
Unlike spam and caps, language violations are very hard for a computer to make decisions on, they don't speak english. The best thing is to leave it up to the staff whole have been speaking english for many years and have the mind to quickly look at a giant block of text and know within seconds whether it breaks any rules.
- Crafty
Ohh man, damn, Nysic, you fineee!