Can someone from CG (@TwoSteps or @_CG_SaiksyApo I presume), after a natural investigation, can treat the following COC and remove them and have, at least, a serious discussion with their(s?) validator(s?).
Btw, as @eulerscheZahl said “Thank you very much for this demonstration of how vulnerable the approval system is.”
but who cares, no time to check, validated as soon as they appeared by friend/fake accounts …
if i could, i had removed them as quickly ( and banned all these account ) … ( i can … but i won’t because they’ll be stupid enough to resubmit )
it is rottening clash of code as we said it was going to happen …
cf Ian Malcolm: I hate being right all the time.
I’ve removed moderator rights to jafar_03, Firdavsihas, Nazarov_Shohrukh, _ismoil, Ibrohim, Dark_hack, A.Safarkhon. I’ll contact them on Thursday to send a last warning before ban of their account.
On the 10 contributions reported:
4 have been removed by the moderation bot already
1 should be removed soon (once it gets enough notes)
2 have OK ratings. They could benefit from a few updates (validators mainly).
1 has too few ratings to judge even if it seems a bit easy (80% mean score; 124 players)
The point here is not to let a bot do the job but MANUALLY remove those contributions since they, most probably, have been validated by fake accounts and without any real review process ! CG must really act against that kind of XP farming and have a real brain storming on the most global problem of contribution validation.
XP “farming” (we’re talking about 10x3x15 = 450 XP spread over 8 approvers here) won’t be an issue anymore since these 15 XP will be removed.
To prevent group of friends to bypass the moderation system like they did, we could:
change the conditions to become a CoC moderator and raise the threshold of 50 CoC played to 100 or 150. Or add an minimum level too. Or add a minimum number of CoC victories.
add a delay of 1 day during which no approval/refusal is possible
There is still one problem with it (and I don’t have permission to modify already approved clashes and correct it myself):
The validators are always much longer than the visible tests. The default code is generated by read s:string(256), which isn’t sufficient for validators having a length > 900.
I know that i don’t touch CoC validation so maybe i’m wrong.
But how the f*ck is this not a bad clash ? Validators are not even close to visible tests. There’s no chance anyone found the solution during a CoC. Just, no … no chance. How am i suppose to guess this code. Even with validators there’s no chance i’ll find it.