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And not post when you've been banned. Have a bit of integrity.

shoes256 and this thread:

http://www.mafiascum.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=12762

http://www.mafiascum.net/forum/viewtopi ... 60#1975960

again in Mish Mash

elvis_knits wrote:shoes256 and this thread:

http://www.mafiascum.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=12762

I'd like to point out that it's really annoying when people post in spam threads, can we please have a policy of deleting the whole thread to discourage this?

Xylthixlm wrote:

elvis_knits wrote:shoes256 and this thread:

http://www.mafiascum.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=12762

I'd like to point out that it's really annoying when people post in spam threads, can we please have a policy of deleting the whole thread to discourage this?

Once again. How much more annoying is it than a spam topic started by a "legitimate" member?
Given the drama that hangs around GD, the moychandising is relatively safe.

Xylthixlm wrote:

elvis_knits wrote:shoes256 and this thread:

http://www.mafiascum.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=12762

I'd like to point out that it's really annoying when people post in spam threads, can we please have a policy of deleting the whole thread to discourage this?

There's a difference between spamming in spam threads and posting in spam threads. So what if spam starts a topic of discussion?

Vi wrote:Once again. How much more annoying is it than a spam topic started by a "legitimate" member?

You're confusing "spam" as in threads that have a lot of posts, with "spam" as in unsolicited commercial messages. Posting in the latter sort of thread . Every post you make in such a thread is aiding and abetting the original spammer in their attempt to draw attention they have no right to.

shaft.ed wrote:There's a difference between spamming in spam threads and posting in spam threads. So what if spam starts a topic of discussion?

The problem in spam threads. It's not that you're spamming yourself, it's that you're aggravating the spam by bumping it to the top of the forum. If you want to have a real discussion about it, .

Xylthixlm wrote:

Vi wrote:Once again. How much more annoying is it than a spam topic started by a "legitimate" member?

You're confusing "spam" as in threads that have a lot of posts, with "spam" as in unsolicited commercial messages. Posting in the latter sort of thread

bumps it up to the top of the forum, thus making it incredibly more annyoing for people who do not come to mafiascum to see advertisements for fraudulent products

. Every post you make in such a thread is aiding and abetting the original spammer in their attempt to draw attention they have no right to.

I don't come to ms to see advertisements for fraudulent drama either, but that doesn't stop those topics from going around.

Let the links be deleted by a mod and let us continue making fun of the obviously fraudulent products. It's not like we're under a bot invasion.

The problem is posting in spam threads. It's not that you're spamming yourself, it's that you're aggravating the spam by bumping it to the top of the forum. If you want to have a real discussion about it,

make a new thread.

Two problems with this.
One, we clearly don't want real discussion (at least at first) to come from bot topics. That's... kind of the point of making fun of them.
Two, making a new thread defeats the purpose because you're taking away the reason the discussion is occurring in the first place (namely, the bot attempting to advertise here).

Xylthixlm wrote:The problem

is posting

in spam threads. It's not that you're spamming yourself, it's that you're aggravating the spam by bumping it to the top of the forum. If you want to have a real discussion about it,

make a new thread

.

But is it still spam?

bumping that spam thread is the nested GD meme. Please do not delete that thread, I really enjoy it. It adds beauty and joy to my life.

The spambot's thread is more interesting than xXXxxxXReckonerXxxxXxX's thread. We should delete that one instead.

Nuwen wrote:The spambot's thread is more interesting than xXXxxxXReckonerXxxxXxX's thread. We should delete that one instead.

You don't delete threads based on how interesting it is. If that was the case, I'm sure half the threads in GD would have been deleted. But seriously, I agree with Xyl. Ads for products on a site's forum is spam, and the person should be IP banned right away.

I admire the robot. Like one of millions of battling sperm, the thing bested our captcha and email confirmation. have learned to read.

Go little sperm, go.

Nuwen wrote:The spambot's thread is more interesting than xXXxxxXReckonerXxxxXxX's thread. We should delete that one instead.

I don't know, it started off rocky but peaked at asian women in their undergarments.

shaft.ed wrote:

Nuwen wrote:The spambot's thread is more interesting than xXXxxxXReckonerXxxxXxX's thread. We should delete that one instead.

I don't know, it started off rocky but peaked at asian women in their undergarments.

giggle

On a more serious note. I do not care much. Mith will probably delete it and the whole thread. Thus making conversation deleted, problem solved.

All of this guy's topics
http://www.mafiascum.net/forum/profile. ... le&u=12522
are spam about shoes

shoesguy is back.
http://www.mafiascum.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=12793

That guy doesn't quit. ip banning might need considered

Oh hi, she's back

MafiaGoddess wrote:[This message is spam, report to mith and ignore.], [This is spam, please ignore and report to mith.]...thought I'd refer you to a nice Mafia forum that just started up with a lot of favorite games to choose from (or you can just make your own), it's really fun.
Anyway, [This message is spam, please ignore and report to mith.], I guarantee you'll enjoy it if you give it a chance.
Check it out:
[LINK REDACTED]

Hasn't she used that account name like, over 9000 times?

^what she said^

Profile: http://www.mafiascum.net/forum/profile. ... le&u=12887
Thread: http://www.mafiascum.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=13263

I'd like to set a watch on Neon Appliances. The name screams either "Bot" or "I WANT TO SELL YOU NEON APPLIANCES!"