My complaint.

[fatmannumbah8]

Was it...a sad narwhal?

No, another hint *fap*

 

[Mamiamato24]

No, another hint *fap*

Mmmm.....yum.

 

[Stijn]

Then set up a filter for it

As already said above, welcome to the internet.
In my opinion it is not anyone else's responsibility for what you click on and what not, you or your parents should put a filter on your browser to "protect" you from such things.

 

[fatmannumbah8]

As already said above, welcome to the internet.
In my opinion it is not anyone else's responsibility for what you click on and what not, you or your parents should put a filter on your browser to "protect" you from such things.

It's you.

 

[BritishShoop]

As already said above, welcome to the internet.
In my opinion it is not anyone else's responsibility for what you click on and what not, you or your parents should put a filter on your browser to "protect" you from such things.

Woah.
Wat.

Been a while since I last saw you here!

 

[duckluv321]

Oh my good lord, you do not know how hard I laughed at the "Recently, a spambot had a link, and I licked it" typo. With the context this post is on-- I had a total laugh attack.

Now, back to the topic-- there isn't much we can do. The staff that moderate the forums can only remove these by moving them into another section, or deleting them, and then the higher staff must delete the accounts. This can only happen so fast, and like Stjin said, what you click is really your responsibility, and unfortunately there is only a certain extent to which these type of things can be blocked.

My advice for you: if you see a thread, made by someone who just joined the forums, with sort of jumbled, random text, and hyperlinks-- do not click them. Usually it's just viruses, or images and videos that will completely ruin your childhood, which you had to unfortunately learn the hard way >.<

 

[fatmannumbah8]

Oh my good lord, you do not know how hard I laughed at the "Recently, a spambot had a link, and I licked it" typo. With the context this post is on-- I had a total laugh attack.

Now, back to the topic-- there isn't much we can do. The staff that moderate the forums can only remove these by moving them into another section, or deleting them, and then the higher staff must delete the accounts. This can only happen so fast, and like Stjin said, what you click is really your responsibility, and unfortunately there is only a certain extent to which these type of things can be blocked.

My advice for you: if you see a thread, made by someone who just joined the forums, with sort of jumbled, random text, and hyperlinks-- do not click them. Usually it's just viruses, or images and videos that will completely ruin your childhood, which you had to unfortunately learn the hard way >.<

Thanks, for the advice.

 

[duckluv321]

Thanks, for the advice.

No problem

 

[chockadlad]

If you think that's bad, never go to certain subreddits, or just avoid Reddit at all. It's horrible but oh so addictive..