Spam: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 17:11, 1 December 2005

Spam in Hattrick has two definitions:

A posting in a Conference thread or a guestbook for no apparent purpose beyond increasing the post count of the thread or guestbook, or to draw people to respond to the writer's guestbook.

A posting repeated in numerous conference threads designed to elicit responses back to another thread, or a website.

Is it really evil or only fun for some of users? Or maybe it is a way of self-expression, like graffitti? There is a fine line between art and spam.

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-Spam - big ammount of text posted in [[Conference]] with no use. We can say, it is writing with only two reasons - make count of posts in topic bigger and to test nerve of [[Moderator]]s.
+Spam in Hattrick has two definitions:
-Is it really evil or only fun for some of users. Or maybe it is the way, how you can express yourself? If you now, how to do it, you will be honoured as reputable member of comunty, but if you will use cheap ways to produce low quality spam, you will be just called a spammer.
+#  A posting in a [[Conference]] [[thread]] or a [[guestbook]] for no apparent purpose beyond increasing the post count of the thread or guestbook, or to draw people to respond to the writer's guestbook.
+#  A posting repeated in numerous conference threads designed to elicit responses back to another thread, or a website.
+Is it really [[evil]] or only fun for some of users? Or maybe it is a way of self-expression, like graffitti? There is a fine line between art and spam.
 [[Category:Evil]]