So I leave my computer for like at least an hour or more. Come back and start watching some guy cam. In the process I get banned for sharing people I know? First off like 80% of the entire room does that and there's no where in the rules that states you can't do that, you just can't share the name in the room?

Also one ban reason that is cringe is the "Your behaviour is not conducive to the desired environment"

I've seen people get banned for that a lot.
1. Everyone's desires for the chat are different. Just because it does not desire the mod does not mean it does not desire other people in the room.

2. The damn post that 95% of the people put is all about the chat room to begin with anyway. So it doesn't even make sense lmao.

It's whatever because the bans are like what 1-2 hours or so, but still like why do you have to ban people mid-chat and all for reasons that you shouldn't even ban for. So dumb.

"Hey jacking off right now anyone want to talk about some hot girls" and you get banned because your behavior is not conducive to the desired environment of the room. Not to mention talk like that has been going on for the last 10 hours lmao. Poor guy is just trying to jerk off with others.

If you're going to do bans like that on discord then you're going to really have no community. Stick to the damn rules and stop making your own.

Agreed. The chat rules here are inconsistent at best. Seems to happen the most with Ben and THX. Ben doesn't seem to like the wife/gf pic sharing posts and kicks them immediately which, while I personally don't have an argument against it (they do come off as pretty creepy), it's not a topic that's explicitly against the rules and he's clearly just banning something he personally doesn't like. Not to mention that those posts at times often make up the vast majority of chatter in the main room. Then, you have THX, who often times just seems to kick/ban people at random when they post anything he apparently doesn't approve of, sexual or not. Both always give the "Your behavior is not conductive.." reason, which is extremely vague and in my opinion a cop-out excuse since there was no actual rule being violated. I guess "I don't like what you posted.", wouldn't look very good. There's also another mod, MFM Fantasy, or something like that, that logs on, kicks with a simple "bye", and logs off.

How exactly are people supposed to know what behavior is "conductive to the desired environment" if they're not breaking any rules yet don't know what they're being kicked/banned for?

On top of that, you have people who come in regularly to troll or cause trouble that nothing ever happens to. For example, a few nights ago there was a guy by the name of McFarl or something similar repeatedly posting in an obnoxious color scheme, calling everyone f**gots and generally being a nuisance trying to antagonize people. Luckily no one engaged him, but the minute Ben showed up he went silent but stuck around until Ben left. He's not the only one either, I've seen this type of thing happen quite a few times.

And lets not forget about the weirdos who come on and ask to talk about young actresses or actresses that play young/underage characters; or the really bold, really creepy ones that ask for chat about "young gymnasts" or "little leotards". There's at least one person (in fact, I'm pretty positive it's always the same guy) that fairly regularly comes in and gets pretty blatant about what he's asking for yet nothing ever happens. Which is surprising considering that at least a couple mods often clearly lurk in the room, as they're sometimes quick to suddenly pop in and kick someone for not being "conductive" before quickly disappearing again (I know I've seen THX do this quite a bit).

Bottom line is, while moving to discord is actually a good idea in itself, you're going to have to come up with a thorough, clear set of rules and make sure they're enforced consistently without mods going rogue, so to speak. Moving to discord opens up exposure to many other well-moderated and heavily populated masturbation communities that people will quickly move to if they start to feel like the server is poorly moderated or that they could be banned at any time for any reason despite not breaking any known rules.

The people I kick and/or ban without warning have previously broken one or all of the following rules;
No ads or requests in pornjackin
Not waiting 15 minutes between repeating/rewording an ad/request (in both #jackinchat and #pornjackin)
No underage pics or underage discussion (which arent allowed in #jackinchat and #pornjackin)
Being in a room that supports underage pics or discussion

Despite kicking and banning them day after day, they come back to the room and do it again. With VPNs, they only have to change their IP address and are back at it 5 minutes later.

Personally, I don't like the sexualization of the pandemic. #jackinchat and #pornjackin should be an escape from the real world, not a reminder of it. I asked people in the beginning to not discuss it in the room, since others might be distanced from family or friends because of it and don't need to be reminded of that fact when trying to enjoy themselves.

If you see someone breaking a rule, such as McFarl or the ones asking about young actresses or gymnasts, then you can report their username, IP address to Adiemus and he can check the logs, which JackinBOT reminds everyone of every 30 minutes. Did you report McFarl to Ben when he was in the room?

The mods can't be monitoring the room 24/7, we do this on a volunteer basis and aren't paid to do this job. That doesn't bother me because I like the chatrooms, and would like them to be a fun place for everyone to use.

JackinBOT does provide a link to the full set of rules, but people will argue which rule they broke, even when you specifically point it out to them. Here are the rules.

Ok so I read the rules but sharing people you know wasn't officially added just suggested by you? I've been banned for idk how long been almost 3 days or so now.

Also, if you're going to ban someone for that why can't we just get a simple warning in a DM first. I can understand something like you stated above like spam/rewording, sharing underage etc. But if someone is sharing someone they know at work GF or wife at least give them a warning in private first or something...

Like I said been banned for 3-4 days now. I really hope discord clears a lot of things up of what you can and cannot do with a clear set of rules.

Respectfully, JackinBOT reminds everyone of this rule;

The use of this chat room is a privilege. We reserve the right to deny access to this chat room without any WARNING OR EXPLANATION.

In the past I would ask the person (in the main room) to not break a specific rule, even giving them 3 warnings before a kick. They'd come back and do it all over again. Only when they were banned did that get their attention and a DM conversation where they were hostile.

Because my suggestion of sharing people you know wasn't officially added to the rules, doesn't mean it's still allowed. Ben has been implementing that rule for some time now because people will not only post pictures, but in some cases their names, their jobs, how many children they have. Information that is completely irrelevant in a masturbation chatroom.

As for your ban, I can't help you with that.

The use of this chatroom is a privilege??!!!!!!
What a fucking joke, the funniest thing I have read today.

What the hell is a privilege to use the shittiest chat you can find on internet, a chat that looks to come straight from the internet of the 90's?

That is you who should see as a privilege that so many people still use your chat and thank them for that.

Maybe the mods should spend less time banning their members and more time sorting the daily spam mails we all get in our inboxes

Well said! M

Why not stop accepting new sign ups for a short period or place a minimum posting of say 10 replies on JiC threads before you can use JackinMail?

I am pissed off having to clear out the <Hello> messages

If I could direct your attention to this thread, and Rod's reply which is halfway down the page
https://www.jackinchat.com/viewthread.php?tID=94446

Unfortunately, there's only so much we can do as mods.

A list of the latest pertinent accounts is sent to the site owner regularly, so he can look at the logs for any common elements they have that will allow him to prevent them from registering. In the past, he's put such measures in effect, but they've had decreasing effectiveness.

The site is 100% custom code, written by the owner. Expanding the ban/block systems requires an overhaul, which can have unintended effects on other functionality of the site, and has to be done when he's not working his day job. He's told me that he's looked into third-party security software, but has run into the snag that the ones that look like they'd do the trick have a clause in their terms of use that they can't be used on adult sites. The last update I had from him was that, with the site's systems as-is, blocking their access would also effectively block most new registration, which is - of course - undesirable. As the idea of moving the chat to Discord has come up, he believes that there may be a way to tie site registration in, allowing a sort of single-sign in, that a user can use their Discord account to register (kinda like sites that allow you to "sign in with Google" or "sign in with Facebook".

But, saying that "the mods should stop the spam" is kinda like saying that your doctor's receptionist should perform your surgery.



Stopping registration completely, even for a short time, is undesirable. Delaying access to JackinMail has been brought up, but - see above re: changes to the code. That's the drawback to being custom: it's not just a matter of installing and activating a plug-in for an "off the shelf" site software.

If you think you don't like having to clear out the spam messages from your box, try going through anywhere from 200-1500 non-unique user reports in a sitting. Trust me...we want to find an end to it as much as anyone else.