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  • Lorizael
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    Originally posted by SpencerH View Post
    The 'serious' thread tag is absurd.
    Why's that?

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  • SlowwHand
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    So what? It's in good company.

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  • SpencerH
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    The 'serious' thread tag is absurd.

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  • Zevico
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    Originally posted by Legend View Post
    Problem is when people start replying to the spambot, or quoting them (and their links). For threads that the spambots start, it works great. For threads where the spambot replies with some crap, its a (little) bit more work.

    Current spambot fetish is to post soemthing like:
    Thanks for your reply. Very informative.

    with the actual advertising in the signature. Pain in the arse. Ban all new accounts from having urls in the signature is the best bet.
    Thanks for your reply. Very informative.

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  • Ben Kenobi
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    Uh, I've been posting fairly steadily all morning.

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  • Lorizael
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    Originally posted by Krill View Post
    Did Wezil and BK just get banned?
    Nope. The two of them stopped going at one another and I stopped caring. We're all one big, happy family.

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  • Wezil
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    Originally posted by Krill View Post
    Did Wezil and BK just get banned?
    Why do you ask?

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  • self biased
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    ben just posted something in the abortion thread not half an hour ago.

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  • Krill
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    Did Wezil and BK just get banned?

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  • Legend
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    Originally posted by Ming View Post
    More like "very efficient" mods. A spam bot can be banned and all posts and threads he started deleted with a minimal fuss... removing the need to check all the other forums to see if there are tons of threads or just the one reported/found. It's a GREAT feature and very useful
    Problem is when people start replying to the spambot, or quoting them (and their links). For threads that the spambots start, it works great. For threads where the spambot replies with some crap, its a (little) bit more work.

    Current spambot fetish is to post soemthing like:
    Thanks for your reply. Very informative.

    with the actual advertising in the signature. Pain in the arse. Ban all new accounts from having urls in the signature is the best bet.

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  • ColdWizard
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    I was referring to deleting the rest of us as spam.

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  • Ming
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    More like "very efficient" mods. A spam bot can be banned and all posts and threads he started deleted with a minimal fuss... removing the need to check all the other forums to see if there are tons of threads or just the one reported/found. It's a GREAT feature and very useful

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  • ColdWizard
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    Originally posted by MikeH View Post
    I didn't see these but if someone's a spambot we delete the posts as spam and ban the user, taking the option to delete all their posts and threads with them. This is trivial if someone has less than 50 posts, over 50 posts it's harder. So (sadly?) we can't delete most of you lot as spam.
    Such a lazy lot of mods

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  • MikeH
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    I didn't see these but if someone's a spambot we delete the posts as spam and ban the user, taking the option to delete all their posts and threads with them. This is trivial if someone has less than 50 posts, over 50 posts it's harder. So (sadly?) we can't delete most of you lot as spam.

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  • loinburger
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    I assumed that they'd deleted the account.

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