Can some measures be taken against arrogant members of the forum?

Question

Toaster

I'm new to the Toaster and honestly I really like the format of the site, in particular, when you scroll through the list of questions or look for some questions, you can immediately see if the issue is "resolved" without looking inside. However, I very often notice that many here are simply impudent characters, not only are they usually useless for the forum in terms of contributions (they usually only ask questions), not only are their questions from the category of "the stupidest easy-to-google thing" or "solve me a problem", so they are also too lazy to mark the correct answers as a solution. After all, this is one of the key features of such sites, and I think it's important that the answer is marked as a solution. Yes, I see that there is a "Mark as solution" button for the rest of the members of the forum, but for some reason it is not very popular, because I see a lot of questions where there are correct answers, but they are not marked with a solution. And when I go to the feed of questions of those citizens who did not mark the correct answer as a solution, I usually see that they never mark the answers as a solution, or one of the 20 questions (apparently the mood was playful). In general, it’s somehow unpleasant that some of them settled down so brazenly here, maybe some measures should be introduced against such characters?

Answer 1

Calculate by IP and burn your hands with an iron
Yes, lynching, yes, too radical, but there is no other way

Answer 2

I even feel sorry for them, a little. Yes, and they have no interesting tasks. I like to solve interesting problems - you always start to google and learn something new. And you can’t do anything with “these” - let them be, I don’t help them anyway, and I think others too.

Answer 3

For myself, I decided this question simply - I stopped answering those who, for no apparent reason, do not accept answers. And you can also be stricter to their new questions and use complaints more actively. Of course, if there really is a reason for it.