

Has the Importance of a Veteran or Aged account only grown with time in an era of online bots?
I’ve noticed in one of the local subs I am in an influx of brand new accounts posting spam or regurgitating local news for karma. Usually the first or second comment on their post will be someone calling out OP for being a bot with a fresh account (less than a week).
Larger subs it is less of a big deal because there are account age or even karma requirements for posting comments.
Obviously older accounts gain credibility from constant posting over years. The chance of them being used for botting is dramatically smaller than a brand new accounts.
My question is, has this given veteran accounts more relevance or weight over discussions in small to medium subs?
I define ”Veteran” as any account older than 8 years, ideally with at least 5000 karma to show activity.
Please share your thoughts .
Weekend DUI Blitz results in 25 arrests, 230+ citations issued.
Maybe now they can do an expired tag Blitz.
When MW4 Warzone comes out, would you play a throwback Verdansk mode that mimics COVID-era/2020 Warzone?
Some of my best memories in this game are from 2020. The movement was more grounded, positioning was SO much more important than now because you couldn't just grappel hook anywhere.
I imagine a 2020-style playlist that has the original killstreaks. Verdansk only. No walljumping. Old school gulag. You had to use Overkill if you wanted sniper support. Would you guys play this mode if it came out with MW4's installment of warzone?
Statewide DUI enforcement campaign runs from June 5 to June 21.
It's also the beginning of the '100 deadly days of summer' that lasts from Memorial Day to Labor Day. I just hope that these drunk drivers ruining our local roads are caught and prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
Friendly reminder that the Indiana Pacers are still the last team to beat OKC in a Playoff game.
June 19, 2025
NBA Finals game 6
Gosh what I would give to go back to those times.