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#33  I'll delete spam posts when I see them, but if it continues after that I will close the thread. It is one thing to forget about the rule and the topic in the 'heat of the moment', but doing it after that shows disregard and lack of respect for the rules, and so be their fate. The type of spam I don't tolerate is when two or three members talk back and forth about nothing in particular, as if it were a private conversation. Spam is good, but when people are doing it all the time it loses its charm quickly. The best spammers are the ones who don't draw attention to themselves, but that is just personal opinion.  |
06-23-2005, 05:38 AM
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| Cid's Knight  | If the staff want to delete spammy posts made by me, I'm not especially bothered anymore to be honest. The fun comes from making the posts, not keeping them there for all eternity. Although as a preventative measure I don't think it's very effective as it would probably just want to make people spam more, perhaps motivated by a sense of competition with the staff. So yeah, I think that unless it's being done for aesthetic reasons rather than preventative reasons, it's not a good idea. Now if you'll excuse me I have to go make a 500 post spam topic in the FF:CC forum. |
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06-23-2005, 05:56 AM
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| Administrator  | Sometimes we still do leave little messages in the deletion notices, but only we can see those so you guys miss the jokes.  Sometimes it's better that way though.Psy: We have banned people for spam before. You can see it as competition but it's, well, not. It's more aesthetic than preventative for the most part, but it's still preventative overall. If people want to break rules and think it's competition, they'll end up like HOORJ or mlp. |
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06-23-2005, 11:00 AM
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eest, did you see that post I made in staff telling Del to shut it? 
