But the chatrooms still have to be visible to everyone though?
If not I feel that could open up all sorts of avenues for illegal activity
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But the chatrooms still have to be visible to everyone though?
If not I feel that could open up all sorts of avenues for illegal activity
You mean that other users can read, but not participate? I don't think this would do any justice though. You don't want for any random visitor to read a moderator lounge, or room for 18+ roleplay, for instance. I agree with your statement about it being an invitation for illegal activities, but at the same time if you think about it, creating private generators is already doing the same thing and having password protected rooms is no different, just improves the UX. One can easily slap a comment plugin on a private generator and do as they please without anyone having a clue.
That's fair