Group system suggestion | Defend the Web

Kinghaw
11 years ago

2

To HackThis, it think it would be a good idea to have group system in the website as there is people would like to solve a puzzle together, it might makes it easier however we will still learns from it. Especially on opening new article that we can post as a group instead of coming up an idea with a team but only one person will be able to submit it. There should also be group’s level on practice hack so making the hacking harder can also be done. The group should be able to go onto the rank list to see the best group. Group should be formed by a person which will lead the group and rest is picked by the leader otherwise there will be many people trying to join the best group on the website,
Excuse my English as it is my third language.
Hope you guys understand and take my suggestion seriously, thank you all for reading and taking part :)

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Cyan Wind [freewind1012]
11 years ago | edited 11 years ago

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Hey… This idea is really worth considering. :p

But how about this case: A group has 10 members, but just 3 of them spend their time to find a solution. When a level is solved, can the other guys earn points too?

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Kinghaw
11 years ago

1

if its a group, the points will be awarded to the group, the answer should be submitted by the leader. :P

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Kinghaw
11 years ago

0

and ofc the leader can kick the one of the members of the group, maybe by voting from the other members in the group if they are very inactive after joined.

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???Roun512 [roun512]
11 years ago

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Suggested before on GitHub

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tojik_bacha
11 years ago

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Let’s see what @flabbyrabbit says

Kinghaw
11 years ago

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i am hoping people add more ideas into this instead of just waiting for accept/decline, please gives your idea that you think is good or relevant here :P

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Luke [flabbyrabbit]
11 years ago

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As @roun512 said this is already on GitHub and has been in my long term plan for some time … as it wasn’t a top priority it hasn’t been looked at yet but it is certainly something I would like to get sorted.

Kinghaw
11 years ago

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oh, cool, lets hope it there will be a similar system soon. ty flabby.

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