Comments on: FourSquare Cheater Rant

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By: Corey Larson

Corey Larson — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 18:39:41 +0000

I 100% agree with the above article, especially with those lame cheaters in the area – I know how bad they suck since I play in the same general area.

But, I have noticed that ignoring the cheaters and playing like normal will eventually win out(at least for now). In one venue I frequent, I would check-in every time I was there. The cheater would steal my mayorship from me once a week with 7 or 8 quick checkins. Over time, the cheater has given up, and I am still the mayor.

I think 4sq needs to figure out sub-venues/homes/work checkins, and then anti-cheat mechanisms can grow (more) organically from that. Or, a “report” button couldn’t be too hard, could it?

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By: Daniel Honigman

Daniel Honigman — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 19:47:14 +0000

Unless you plan to meet other Foursquare users at your local convenience store at 1am, don’t check in there.

By: admin

admin — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 01:07:09 +0000

Agreed. It’s easy to get those unintentional double checkins. Because most of my FourSquare use is on my iPhone, it’s difficult to monitor my history. I occasionally catch my duplicates, but it’s never intentional. But when those cheaters decide to hit the library, grocery store, bank, deli and pharmacy at 1am…do they really think they won’t get caught?

I’ve recently been entering my tip data. I’m not so interested in the “to dos.”