09-17-2018, 01:24 PM
It appears that many users are unhappy with the new Maximum Posts Per Day Rule (like @deanhills @Lampard). Though it was a fair rule where even after 4 posts, their credits were increasing which would make their chances to win more in the Giveaways. there might have been the removal of this restriction once the user completes his/her monthly quota (which would be fixed out according to below idea #2).
After thinking more about it, I guess I can do some modifications in the plugin,
Here are My Ideas for the next Modification of it:
1. There would be a Badge, something like :
![[Image: C8GZyED.png]](https://i.imgur.com/C8GZyED.png)
which would be auto-assigned by the system after user's 4 posts if his/her mean post credit (generated by taking credits of last 4 posts to mean) is greater than or equal to the certain value set by us (it may be around $1-$3) at settings of the plugin. The Badge will remain with them for that day.
The benefit of Badged users:
they would be able to do 6 more posts that day, which means the user can do up to 4+6=10 posts per day.
2. Once VPS Holder would have done his 20 posts quota, then the limits of this plugin (i.e those posting limits) would be removed for those users no matter whether he is in the verified group or not.
3. I also want to add some feature regarding user's visits but isn't getting a proper idea (to prevent users from vanishing out after posting in 1-3 days). For some months even we do not have objections regarding their activities(doing hyper posts) but if users start doing this for whole time then it isn't a matter of giving priority, that users should too understand. If they are as busy as hell that they do not have even few minutes in their hand twice or thrice a week then I fear about the reason why they want to have a Free VPS. If all want to remain inactive and blame forum for being inactive, it just like blaming others for your own mistakes, it's not the way how an active community should work. Being Hyperactive isn't much beneficial for the forum.
I would be Glad if users share more views regarding the above ideas and they can also suggest any improvement if they want, As you guys already know this plugin isn't officially active currently (it's in beta Phase).
After thinking more about it, I guess I can do some modifications in the plugin,
Here are My Ideas for the next Modification of it:
1. There would be a Badge, something like :
which would be auto-assigned by the system after user's 4 posts if his/her mean post credit (generated by taking credits of last 4 posts to mean) is greater than or equal to the certain value set by us (it may be around $1-$3) at settings of the plugin. The Badge will remain with them for that day.
The benefit of Badged users:
they would be able to do 6 more posts that day, which means the user can do up to 4+6=10 posts per day.
2. Once VPS Holder would have done his 20 posts quota, then the limits of this plugin (i.e those posting limits) would be removed for those users no matter whether he is in the verified group or not.
3. I also want to add some feature regarding user's visits but isn't getting a proper idea (to prevent users from vanishing out after posting in 1-3 days). For some months even we do not have objections regarding their activities(doing hyper posts) but if users start doing this for whole time then it isn't a matter of giving priority, that users should too understand. If they are as busy as hell that they do not have even few minutes in their hand twice or thrice a week then I fear about the reason why they want to have a Free VPS. If all want to remain inactive and blame forum for being inactive, it just like blaming others for your own mistakes, it's not the way how an active community should work. Being Hyperactive isn't much beneficial for the forum.
I would be Glad if users share more views regarding the above ideas and they can also suggest any improvement if they want, As you guys already know this plugin isn't officially active currently (it's in beta Phase).
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