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It not works like this, the profits of administrator/owner are automatically colected at the end of the purchase as a tax.

There is always a way to exploit a system, people will work around it and find a way. maybe not directly on the system but they gonna go old school skype+pp method for instance

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what acutaly happened with the spam team section?? haha

these pictures remind me of good times :D

i wanna lurk through these sections again!!

 

 

welcome chucky :P

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I need my Spam-Glasses to read this topic.Admin should clean and delete such topics,community goes full retard with talking no-sense,spam and finally starting fight between each other.What's wrong with forum's community?

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I need my Spam-Glasses to read this topic.Admin should clean and delete such topics,community goes full retard with talking no-sense,spam and finally starting fight between each other.What's wrong with forum's community?

 

5 posts, what are you a newborn? you are tellin me that you need your spam-glasses to read this topic but you do actually spam by answering on meaningless things right now.

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I need my Spam-Glasses to read this topic.Admin should clean and delete such topics,community goes full retard with talking no-sense,spam and finally starting fight between each other.What's wrong with forum's community?

 

Hello, who are you?  :kappa:

 

haven't hered that name in a while haha

 

hey :D

 

so rename it back:) maxtor probably will add the spam section you said  :goodbless:

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Hello, who are you?  :kappa:

 

 

so rename it back:) maxtor probably will add the spam section you said  :goodbless:

 

Actually spam section is replaced with this one,  :not bad:

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Maxtor, you should define EXACTLY what "should be" MaxCheaters community and subjects. It looks like you got no real idea, notably when you speak about doing a second community MaxHacker (which probably will get most of existing sections from here).

  • If you aim to make forums specialized in a particular subject (in this particular case of MxC, L2) it follows the actual community of the game. Actually there is nothing "wrong" with your actual audience, like I said higher. The community of L2 moved mainly to BR and RU, the game in RU you can still find private servers with 1k players (aCis got so far at least 2 running servers with 1k ppl, and my main monkey lab makes between 150-500 on server relaunch).
  • If your point is to specialize in emulator developement, you have to add plenty of areas.
  • If your point is to add new community of gamers, the minimum is to add successful games (and for that, simply see Twitch.tv : dota2, lol, hearthstone, H1Z1:KOTH, Overwatch, etc), make them "main" (and not simply a side-subforum) and make active things on it (news of extensions/edits, hints/tutorial, tournaments (involving money or not). A twitch TV with an animator ?

A community forums can't simply be created and live by its own, you have to decide to gather more people and create content to make people login to forums.

 

As a personal opinion, I find you "don't care" enough ; you opened such topic in 2011, 2013 and now 2017 (more or less) and in 6y no specific unique content, found only on MxC, has been made.

 

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About L2 / L2J in particular, you can't have a better audience, except if you decide to learn russian or brazilian.

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i think that spam section is still there. but only visible for the admin (how ells he got those pictures)

im pretty sure he did not delete all the topics&posts.

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i think that spam section is still there. but only visible for the admin (how ells he got those pictures)

im pretty sure he did not delete all the topics&posts.

 

nothing is deleted  :feelsgoodman:

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Maxtor, you should define EXACTLY what "should be" MaxCheaters community and subjects. It looks like you got no real idea, notably when you speak about doing a second community MaxHacker (which probably will get most of existing sections from here).

  • If you aim to make forums specialized in a particular subject (in this particular case of MxC, L2) it follows the actual community of the game. Actually there is nothing "wrong" with your actual audience, like I said higher. The community of L2 moved mainly to BR and RU, the game in RU you can still find private servers with 1k players (aCis got so far at least 2 running servers with 1k ppl, and my main monkey lab makes between 150-500 on server relaunch).
  • If your point is to specialize in emulator developement, you have to add plenty of areas.
  • If your point is to add new community of gamers, the minimum is to add successful games (and for that, simply see Twitch.tv : dota2, lol, hearthstone, H1Z1:KOTH, Overwatch, etc).

A community forums can't simply be created and live by its own, you have to decide to gather more people and create content to make people login to forums.

 

 

twitch.tv can provide you with usefull information such as most playable games over the net, but when its about forum, you refer to other type of audience. 

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