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In a way I completely agree, but I also do not. Why? Because, I don't mind helping guests, especially when I know the mods are offline, or they're simply busy. But I ignore those who are blatantly ignoring help, or swearing, etc. I wish they were in their own little world, and we can do /ch leave guest or something :p
Add a new tip to these servertips that show up regularly informing members that there is an /ignore function. That should teach people to deal with disruptive guests.Guests often seem to ask for help for 2 reasons:"How do I join?" - They haven't read all the signs.Well, some people have only a short time of attention and get bored by reading too fast these days. They don't even realize that reading all the signs will answer that question for them. Especially younger ones that are used to get a little pampered by adults in the real life tend to expect people to take care of them instead of thinking for themselfes (if that sounds harsh it's not intended that way but "lost in translation"). Adding a sign at the first board pointing out that "This tutorial will give you informations about the server AND tell you how to join it" might reduce that problem."I registered but I'm not a member yet" - They registered but haven't used the email yet.Maybe the informations explaining the step with the email is phrased or placed on the walls unfortunate, but it seems to cause a little confusion sometimes. Maybe an admin could check if there is anything that could be improved about that part (might not be the case of course, but checking never hurts).