Some sites restrict site features, such as sending DMs, available to newcomers until they've been on the site for a certain amount of time and/or have completed certain tasks, such as posting a set number of messages or comments. Would the JC software allow something like that to be implemented here?

in the end they obviously dont care because spammers cause clicks. there are many things they could do, such as deleting all reported spammers DM's instead of making us click on their profile to find it has been deleted due to spamming.

Yup. Sounds like a good idea to me.

If we're referring to the DMs, can't all DMs titled 'Hello' be treated as spam and blocked in all users inboxes? It can become a known thing amongst users to never use 'Hello' as the title of your DM

The lack of intervention by the site owners to stop the spamming could give the impression that they have some financial interest in the sites being promoted within the spam. I am not saying they are but does make you think

The Hello crap is extremely annoying but the biggest issue with this site Is the <you must insert a body in you message> I have never had this problem on any other site in 20+ years of being on the web - it is not as if the advice mskes any sense

It means I have to type messages without punctuation as if I am a first grader

The hello messages are beyond a joke now within seconds of signing in you have received at least 2

There's now a guy here with a different scam breastman21. He puts "Hello" in the subject heading instead of "hello" and then says whatever he can for you to give him your email address. He'll have small bits of conversation with you but nothing of any meaning.

breastman21: Be careful!