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Is there a Help Center article on writing good spam?
user259867
How to not be a spammer seems a relatively new addition to Help Center, or maybe I haven't visited it in a while.
A rare encounter with a Drupal native. (He did flag the post eventually) Spam lived for one hour exactly... then again, it may be the only spam post within a few hours.
Shog quotes are pretty common in profiles, but Shog art is rare ;)
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Not sure they are common; SEDE search says I'm the only SO user with "Shog9" in the profile. Shortening to Shog brings up two more results, but false positives.
Maybe he felt offended, but I didn't intend to hurt him. Sorry @raff.
I got a notification: Unihedron: @inf
...why remove the 'kthnxbye'? How much bandwidth could that little phrase possibly cost? @InfiniteRecursion — Awal Garg15 hours ago
^ people hate edits
If two editors ( @hichris and I) removed it, then it's fairly evident that bandwidth isn't the concern in this case. kthnxbye is noise, and therefore it has been edited out. — Infinite Recursion37 secs ago
I thought of pinging when there was some spam on Drupal, then I saw most taverners don't have Drupal accounts. I was under the illusion that many users in this room flag spam. :/
Thanks @ProgramFOX ...then I will think about flagging it too
It looks harmless, considering that it has been closed and can't attract spam answers. Looks like an innocent new user, so I downvoted, but won't flag.
Yeah; just at a glance, it looks like I can use XMLHttpRequest to load and parse dom nodes from a url. Before I get too into this, is that the right path?
I just flagged something as VLQ on a site where I have 4K rep (and a very high percentage of helpful flags), only to be told that "you don't have permission to use this type of flag." What gives?
@bjb568 I.e. when you think it would generally be "annoying" if the current page was replaced by the linked page. Like in this chat. Or when, say, viewing online documentation or related links while filling out a form.
> First, I think that this is a bad idea. Yes it looked really cute at first, but when I gave it an extra thought I realized it's not such a good idea after all.
I came here from the "Hot Meta Posts" sidebox, which shortened this question to "Does serving the careers bar and footer to the Googlebot hurt Googlers by ass…", making it seem a lot more interesting than it actually turned out to be. — Blazemongeryesterday
In the question What visual wave behavior help to tell... of the Earth Science Stack, the current accepted answer was first drafted by me, but another user provided a very good complement to the answer by editing. The point is that, it should be considered a collaborative answer of two users and ...
