Here I found a new terminology first time. Looks like a spam seed is a post, which "is designed to allow spammers to post questions so it looks legitimate". What means this exactly? Maybe it is some type of a spamfilter poisoning?

There has been spam campaigns by other web forums who target sites that allow user contributions (including Stack Exchange). For an official proof, see this comment. Yup, it's part of a coordinated campaign to spam file recovery tools to Stack Overflow, Super User, Server Fault, and other sit...

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Similar to this, but containing more bugginess. Take a look at this: The post was grayed out because it received (presumably) 3 offensive flags. The answer was simply a random string of profanities. Grayed out? Good. Grayed out flag dialog? Not good, but already reported. The editor hazing a...

what the fuck site is this....

Similar to this, but containing more bugginess. Take a look at this: The post was grayed out because it received (presumably) 3 offensive flags. The answer was simply a random string of profanities. Grayed out? Good. Grayed out flag dialog? Not good, but already reported. The editor hazing a...

You can go to: http://mathoverflow.net/questions/linked/{post-id-there} E.g.: http://mathoverflow.net/questions/linked/31222/

I noticed it in the profiles of some Stack Exchange users. So I wonder: did they want to protect themselves from spamming bots this way, or ...? Does it have to do with security? Because I guess that the bots can easily convert something like "name at email dot com" to "name@email.com"... ...