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Both are wrong. No more is followed by a plural noun. You can use either the simple present or the simple future in the probable condition.
If you beat a dog, you are bitten by the dog.
If you beat a dog, you will be bitten by the dog
The first one is called open conditional or Zero conditional.Here both the if clause and the main clause are in the simple present.The voice does not bring a change in tense.
The second is called probable condition. Here if clause is used in the simple present and the main clause is used in the simple future.
The meaning of the two sentences is almost the same. no more is followed by a plural noun like no more questions or arguments please.
Here is a link which shows the use of no more
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/amp/british-grammar/no-more-not-any-more
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The meaning may slightly vary.