Sorry, but I don't group up with people who aren't Trust Level 3

I considered that, but then I thought about how they probably can view someone’s history more broadly, like how long they’ve been posting (at least back to the last forum migration) and disciplinary history. And no, I don’t mean sorting through everyone individually - I know Blizzard has had metrics for awhile, I am sure they can see who is in good standing fairly easily.

I know we can go back and forth about the technical limitations of things but I still think they could have made this transition better. It may be a matter of perspective here and one of us has limits and the other doesn’t from the get-go.

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Here you go.

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how do you even know what level of trust you are anyway? Just read that entry above mine…this trust crap is stupid lol

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Guess I should be taking the time to actually read that huh :man_shrugging: Also, first time I’ve been summoned with an @, twitter-forums confirmed

Not really sure I’m liking this new feature.

Oh… so we have to wait even longer than expected for full forum functionality. Lol.

Honestly I wouldn’t even really care that much if stuff like giving out likes and making threads wasn’t timegated. I understand grinding forum rep to embed or whatever, but having to do it for basic forum functions is stupid.

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Times to grind post to get ahead of the curve forums.

There is a way to view the form code and check.
https://us.forums.blizzard.com/en/wow/u/Andrin-malygos.json

Just replace the name and realm with your own and search for the trust level groups. The highest one marked “true” is where you are. You are trust level 1 right now.

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Honestly I wouldn’t even really care that much if stuff like giving out likes and making threads wasn’t timegated. I understand grinding forum rep to embed or whatever, but having to do it for basic forum functions is stupid.
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The post limit goes away once you get to TL 1 which takes about 10 minutes.

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I read the criteria for the trust levels.

I still don’t get the point of the trust levels, is it to curb the spam and trolls?

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Controversial answers incoming.

Trust levels were created to help the moderators deal with topics that need moderating more efficiently.

I meant that you can only make 3 threads a day

Largely, yes. One of the big reasons we did not have the ability to link outside the Blizzard forums or link images on the old ones was because of abuse. This allows us that feature, but only after you have proven you are not likely to be a troll.

It takes 10 minutes to go from Trust level 0 which has that limit to Trust level 1 with the thread limit removed. That is literally just to reduce spam trolls on stolen Bnet accounts.

I like the increased ‘like’ count as a reward. somehow we can’t be trusted to ‘like’ things correctly.

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How exactly do you even figure out what your trust level is? … its my first day…

Edit: ohhh nevermind, I found it.

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how does one figure out his trust level?

is there a neat link to show it or do i have to test it out using a fodder thread?

One of these days people will become wise with technology and understand that it can’t measure trust; it barely helps to develop trust. It does however obfuscate it and make “blizzards version of trust” much easier to control and manage; which is probably the intent all along.

If I was L3 trust you would agree.

Edit: and i blame our education system for passing legions of people who think that science can measure that which cannot be measured.

Heh, funny thing is I’ll hit all the Trust Level 3 requirements in the next few days.

… except for ‘Must have visited at least 50% of last 100 days’. That just means… like someone else pointed out… January.

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I tried it, and noticed something that makes me never want to use the forums again. My IP address.