ALLIANCE Jean M.

We were taking some photos and randomly spotted a plane, lol #NoEdit #ProMods

I support your idea, I believe it would make TMP Staff procedures more transparent to forum users. Like you, I also share the same frustration of replying to a topic or anything else that depends on approval by a role that has access to moderation tools (known as ModeratorCP Panel and/or Multi-Moderation Tab) in certain categories of the forum, and simply the content that was ‘pending approval’ disappears for "no reason". As a result, I never know what "I did wrong" (i.e., what led to my content being rejected) so that I can learn from it and "do it right" next time. Although it's a great suggestion, Idk if it's something they can implement since they use the "IPS Forum" (Invision Community) system. And like any "ready-made" system, consequently, this leads to some limitations. I've had a forum with this same system, and if I'm not mistaken, there is an area where you can write specific scripts or set up your own code (as if it were a custom application within the forum). So, perhaps there is a possibility that the DEVs will be able to implement this (if your suggestion is approved).

I agree with that. I believe it will definitely add to the players' experience, as it allows you to centralize all the information in the launcher. Although I can handle it well the way it is now and download the files manually, there are people who don't have the same skills (or they think it's boring). So, it could be something modular, as you explained, where players can enable and disable the mods they want. And when enabling the mods, the launcher will do it automatically and install them in the necessary folder (without you having to do it manually).

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Working and learning from the best, @ALLIANCE _Thyagoof

This different resolution caught my attention. I liked the photo style

Thanks for supporting me, folks! ¡Fue un placer asistir a su evento! Aunque no estoy muy acostumbrado a trabajar como Media en otros lugares, fue una experiencia diferente Y por último, los Partners están para ayudarse mutuamente

Sup, guys! Recently, I attended as Event Media to support the 5th anniversary event of Castores Trucking, hosted by @(C.T) LucianoTruck22 (partner of ALLIANCE). In the little free time I have during the week due to irl duties, I tried my best. To those who follow my gallery on TMP, I hope you enjoy the photos ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Celebrating Castores’ 5th Anniversary ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Riding the Celebration Route

Exploring the best of Wyoming #NoEdit

That sounds like a great idea. To build on your suggestion, I think there could be two levels of automatic chat verification for messages sent in-game: Level 1 | Moderate: Messages containing words considered inappropriate or unpleasant would be automatically filtered and replaced with “*****” or something similar. For example, the word like “idiot” would be censored. Additionally, there could be an option in the tab list settings allowing players to show or hide potentially inappropriate messages. Level 2 | Critical: Messages containing offensive or unacceptable language would trigger a stronger restriction. Depending on the severity, these messages could either be automatically blocked or sent for staff review. For instance, if a player repeatedly sends highly offensive messages, the system could alert the staff with a prompt such as: “Name_Player has sent multiple prohibited messages. Do you want to take any action?” Alternative: Instead of this warning being something in-game, a preview transcript of the chat like the current “Admin View” could be forwarded to the website, as if it were a report, but automatically. Where even the RMs could check it. I think this concept is similar to systems used in other major multiplayer games (such as Fortnite, Battlefield, Call of Duty and maybe others) where messages with unacceptable content are reviewed, and players can receive chat restrictions or even temporary account penalties. Notes: I’m not sure if something like this would be technically feasible in TruckersMP (because I believe it would need to be more automated, either by a BOT or AI, to avoid overloading the staff, but we also know that this type of system can fail), but it could be a valuable addition to improve moderation and overall player experience. Another possible limitation is that although the main language of TruckersMP is English, there are still people who play and speak different languages. For example, how would you detect something offensive in another language? Or would this only apply to English speakers?