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This new PF member has posted no less than 15 identical posts throughout PF.
I've never seen anything like it.
I've never seen anything like it.
arildno said:This new PF member has posted no less than 15 identical posts throughout PF.
I've never seen anything like it.
I never doubted that either you or the other mentors at PF would find a best course of action, since every mentor at PF has consistently exercised such a good judgment at earlier times.Kerrie said:we are well aware of the situation, and are dealing with the posts as they need to be.
You're not kidding, right ?chroot said:We've had gangs of spammers from other sites perform coordinated attacks against us, posting dozens of times a minute.
chroot said:15 identical posts is really not much at all. We've had gangs of spammers from other sites perform coordinated attacks against us, posting dozens of times a minute. We can usually lock them down pretty quickly. Besides, it only takes a few clicks to delete a user, along with every post that user has ever posted. It's really hard work for the spammers, but it's hardly a difficult task for this forum's management. Don't worry.
- Warren
Nerd gangs.Moonbear said:Makes me sort of miss the good old days when gangs roamed the streets wearing colored bandanas, carrying knives, and spraypainting bridges and train stations. Nerds shouldn't be allowed in gangs.
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