But don't they have rules of how to behave?
When I got on Internet, the old days with dial-up connection, there was something called netiquette. Long time since I heard anyone mentioning that.
Good manners are not found everywhere.
The last I heard of Netiquette was a couple years ago when I was just getting into college. Netiquette is still a word thrown around and not yet forgotten. That's reassuring
I think we would need to educate others about the "netiquette" and even better demand that people start to follow at least some of them.
I have no idea on how it should be implemented, but rules can be set and person could be kicked out for not follow the rules.
Could it be that simple?
The internet is a wild, wild place. It's denizens typically do what they want, for better or for worse. The internet is one creature that'll be tough to regulate. There are so many people on the internet, after all
While I understand the frustration of dealing with disruptive individuals, allowing users to use their invite codes to ban others may not be the most effective solution. It could potentially lead to misuse and abuse of the system
