03-03-2025, 10:40 AM
Hi. I am not only interested in database leaks, but also tutorials, methods and so on. Also like to post my own stuff from time to time.
My problem is that most guys keep their entire tutorial in a hidden section where you need to answer first, and once you unlock it, it turns out the post was bullshit from ai or google.
This is very frustrating, especially because I, as a proud brokie, have not upgraded my account and have to pick my posts carefully.
Another issue with this trend is that bullshit posts with a very catchy thread title get too much attention, while the really useful stuff, that may even get a few corrections are follow-up questions, gets put to the back of the line. You sometimes get the feeling that every section except the leaks section is comprised entirely of bullshit from chatgpt.
I understand why this system is in place. Responses are a means to measure interest, to keep the most interesting threads at the top of the stack. But the hidden sections break this system, because you have to reply before you can even know if the thread is interesting or not.
There are also lots of old leaks with long dead links that still get pushed to the front because dumb mfs only read "Facebook full leak" and think this shit was posted yesterday.
I propose that the "hidden section until reply" is either completely abolished (based), abolished in certain sections (like tech), or a minimum requirement of text that has to be outside of the hidden section in order to be able to create that hidden section.
Overall, this is a strategic decision - if you want to keep the most sought-after leaks at the top, so even troglodytes who dont know how to filter by post date can find them, the hidden section by reply is the way to go, but if you want to stimulate high-quality tutorials and knowledge sharing on the rest of the forum, this system has to be reworked.
I think I have made my case.
My problem is that most guys keep their entire tutorial in a hidden section where you need to answer first, and once you unlock it, it turns out the post was bullshit from ai or google.
This is very frustrating, especially because I, as a proud brokie, have not upgraded my account and have to pick my posts carefully.
Another issue with this trend is that bullshit posts with a very catchy thread title get too much attention, while the really useful stuff, that may even get a few corrections are follow-up questions, gets put to the back of the line. You sometimes get the feeling that every section except the leaks section is comprised entirely of bullshit from chatgpt.
I understand why this system is in place. Responses are a means to measure interest, to keep the most interesting threads at the top of the stack. But the hidden sections break this system, because you have to reply before you can even know if the thread is interesting or not.
There are also lots of old leaks with long dead links that still get pushed to the front because dumb mfs only read "Facebook full leak" and think this shit was posted yesterday.
I propose that the "hidden section until reply" is either completely abolished (based), abolished in certain sections (like tech), or a minimum requirement of text that has to be outside of the hidden section in order to be able to create that hidden section.
Overall, this is a strategic decision - if you want to keep the most sought-after leaks at the top, so even troglodytes who dont know how to filter by post date can find them, the hidden section by reply is the way to go, but if you want to stimulate high-quality tutorials and knowledge sharing on the rest of the forum, this system has to be reworked.
I think I have made my case.