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[SpamCop-List] Re: Posting rules (was: 419 Humour)

Anony Mouse nobody at spamcop.net
Wed Jan 21 19:25:55 EST 2004


Larry Kilgallen wrote:
> In article <bu9mml$2fu$1 at news.spamcop.net>, "Firewoman" <nobody at spamcop.net> writes:
> 
> 
>>The first time I came to this NG I clicked the link and it automatically
>>opened in OE.  I was able to subscribe that way with no browser interface.
> 
> 
> Clicked what link ?
> 
> The only supported link I know of is on that page.
> 
> With what program would one "click a link" if not a web browser ?
> 
> 
>>And the small "big red letters" I keep hearing about that say "no spam"
>>actually say "Please do not post the full spam, always include a tracking
>>URL or headers with questions for reference."  So, technically, if someone
>>posted part of the spam, or the headers, they are still within the limits of
>>the request to not post the *full* spam.
> 
> 
> Yes, and if one removed a single space from the spam, it would not
> be the full spam.  There is a continuum between quoting one sentence
> and the "full spam".  My impression is that nobody complains down at
> the "one sentence" end of the spectrum :-)

Yep and I don't complain about someone pointing out the rules in any 
thread but I do take acception to the others who subverted my thread for 
there own self centered purposes.

I think I know most of the rules by now having been here for close to a 
year and considered posting the whole lot in spam however some do not 
like the tone I use in some of my private emails to offenders... I do 
swear at them... So I just posted the response to show how stupid 
Nigerian scammers are and to see if I could get some help confirming 
whois etc. for the supposed bank the scammer referenced.

I guess now I will just have to forget about it and try not to get 
scratched in the future.




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