Yeah really. The moment ANYONE wants to decide they don’t want to see the message - that message is in violation.
No you can’t - unless you go back to your “irrelevant” piece of criteria. Which in a trade channel is by definition relevant - exchanging gold for services.
Considering how many people are tired of the boost spam, should be pretty obvious. Let alone the fact I am also talking about other things, much like how your statement wasn’t just specifically to this since you purposely made it open ended.
Yeah, trying to tell people that something is “spam,” even though Blizzard straight-up says they allow it, pretty much seals that. Sounds like he also isn’t aware that “spam” means “repeated and excessive” in this game, as it has for the past 17 years.
No there really aren’t not in an efficient manner the only way is ah flipping which takes far more advantage of people being bad than boosting ever did.
Not a he, and not trolling. Trying to state someone is trolling because they’re actually quoting the game rules while someone else is arguing against them fits that definition better, thanks. Not my problem you, and others don’t understand the rule-set of the game.
He tried to expand “spam”, but as stated already I don’t think he understands what words mean because selling boosts is specifically relevant and appropriate for a trade chat.
He’s a funny troll that one. At least he’s doing the OP a favor by bumping the thread I guess?
Nope, I already gave you the definition of spam and Blizzards stance on the community reporting such people. If it warrants enough reports to get squelched, and can be seen as disruptive (I.E. Unwanted adverts, even if it’s just once or twice) GMs are not too keen on removing the auto-mated squelch and instead stick with it as a silence.
Further, misgendering someone intentionally after being corrected isn’t something good to do so I’d ask you not to.
Every single message in every single public chat channel can be classified as unwanted and unsolicited. What is unwanted/unsolicited is not something that’s concrete, it’s something that varies from individual to individual, and is exactly the major issue here.