[Oni]

However if that website manages to keep our members more interested and entertained after they visit, members may begin spending more time there and make more posts or whatever you do on that website. I agree you're 100% correct in every way that if it's about dogs they will still use this forum to talk about technology, but what happens when they prefer the dog website to waste their time on so they begin spending more time posting/reading over there instead of posting/reading here about technology/hacking etc...? It's not about members leaving completely, my point is them spending less time here. I still stand firm on my opinion of this being a perfectly justified rule.

If people want to get others to join their website, they should learn to do SEO or post about it on Reddit, not on Sinisterly.

I don't mind a dog forum, but I'd mind a programming or security forum. There are a few other types I won't allow, but that's why you need to message me.