Originally posted by ƒαíℓα:

I feel when posting on your own trade.. replying etc you shouldn't be limited by a timer, as this is an inconvenience when replying to offers on your trade as quick as possible. A timer with posting on other trades (Offers) seems suitable to abolish spamming.

Own trades are no longer affected by this restriction. And please do not necrobump.

It's impossible to find a hat that is not currently listed in a trade. The only possible way I can think of is using a web search service cache, like Google's.

Are you from UAE?

Originally posted by Hydrolicism :: LFT:

Originally posted by Sobah-kiin:

Pleade, tf2op admins, add CAPTCHA to "add on steam" button. It will be really usefull against bots

+ 1

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/groups/tf2outpost/discussions/0/558749824378047998/?tscn=1394225434#c558749824404947085

How many times do I need to paste this URL?

Originally posted by «R3db34r»:

Originally posted by Blue Screen of Dea†h:

We are aware of the problem, but this is a Steam problem, not Outpost problem. We can't block front page visibility because of this. People should rage against Steam and their inability to handle the whole hijacking/phishing problem, because it doesn't like they care right now.

not complaining but i dont get phishing links or chat messages whenever i bump my trades on 'another popular trading site' .... only when i bump them on outpost.

I've seen reports of people getting links from bazaar and dota2traders.

Originally posted by Pwndazᴾᴾᴹ S > 13 Unus!:

Originally posted by Sobah-kiin:

Pleade, tf2op admins, add CAPTCHA to "add on steam" button. It will be really usefull against bots

This is an excellent idea. I second this. :ss13ok:

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/groups/tf2outpost/discussions/0/558749824378047998/#c558749824404947085

Originally posted by ADN:

This may be true, but inviting people to rage against Steam is a little harsh. I do have the same problem - when i bump, 2-3 adds with phishing links.

No, it's not harsh. It's their software, their responsibility. The reason why they aren't doing anything is because there is no pressure on them to fix the problem.

All they care about is money, all updates they do are related to something to give them more money.

It's very easy to fix the problem. Filter chat messages, or block multiple account creation.

Originally posted by Sobah-kiin:

Pleade, tf2op admins, add CAPTCHA to "add on steam" button. It will be really usefull against bots

They are not all bots, there are many humans. Also the button is useless, the bot can get the user ID and add the user manually on Steam.

We are aware of the problem, but this is a Steam problem, not Outpost problem. We can't block front page visibility because of this. People should rage against Steam and their inability to handle the whole hijacking/phishing problem, because it doesn't like they care right now.

The primary focus was to prevent relisting, but we'll take this compliment too ;)

Originally posted by (DVH) John Steff:

I haven't got a clear answer yet.

Buying clean hats off sharkers is not against the rules.