ADMIN: PLEASE BAN THE SPAMMERS!

Published on August 15, 2005 By Ionolast In Blogging

nicolerichienude, bizowner, etc. all need to be banned from JU. In fact, if you can, I would love it if you would screw up their computers.

Comments (Page 1)

greywar

on Aug 15, 2005

A swift kick to their collective yam-sacks would also be aprreciated.

stutefish

on Aug 15, 2005

Which just goes to show that there's some things we can all agree on. Beatings for spammers being an excellent example.

Ionolast

on Aug 15, 2005

A swift kick to their collective yam-sacks would also be aprreciated.

Yam-sacks? I think I know what you mean. hahahaha

Which just goes to show that there's some things we can all agree on. Beatings for spammers being an excellent example.

Which do you hate more, spammers or lawyers? lol

Does anyone remember the exact name of the spammer who was selling gowns?

HC1240

on Aug 15, 2005

Selling gowns?

Manopeace

on Aug 15, 2005

some folks like spam with their eggs

Jamie Burnside

on Aug 15, 2005

Did you know that you could shave hundreds off of your annual insurance bill by switching to Mercury Auto? It might be true!

The craziest bit was when I got spam in my "comments" section. I wrote an article about canker sores, and then someone somewhere posted a testimonial-spam about a "miracle cure". Amazing.

stutefish

on Aug 15, 2005

Oh, I hate spammers more than lawyers, for sure.

I mean, think of all the heroic lawyers throughout the ages. Perry Mason. Daniel Webster (not only is he a nonfictional lawyer, but he once out-lawyered the Devil!). That lawyer from all the John Grisham books. The District Attorney. Judge Harry Stone.

Now, think of all the heroic spamm---BWAAAAAAAAAAAhahahahahahahahahahahah.

Yeah, I hate spammers much more than lawyers.

bakerstreet

on Aug 15, 2005

I don't have a problem with business owners having their own blogs. I don't call that spam. Spam is when they come on to your blog and post ads in the comments.

I think bizowner is funny, frankly. Gotta love the 'mutli-level marketing'. As long as people keep to themselves on their own blogs I don't see why they have to be removed.

Manopeace

on Aug 15, 2005

Spam is when they come on to your blog and post ads in the comments

if you dont allow annonymous users on your threads...they can't.

Dr Guy

on Aug 15, 2005

The craziest bit was when I got spam in my "comments" section. I wrote an article about canker sores, and then someone somewhere posted a testimonial-spam about a "miracle cure". Amazing.

yea, I remember a spammer that was dropping their poop on everyone's blog. I laughed for a minute then deleted it off mine.

dharmagrl

on Aug 15, 2005

Yeah, I'm tired of that BizOwner dufus using JU as his own personal advertising site too....

bakerstreet

on Aug 15, 2005

" Yeah, I'm tired of that BizOwner dufus using JU as his own personal advertising site too...

But honestly, it isn't any different than Brad's Stardock posts. I don't think there's any rule against talking about your business on your blog. Spam is unsolicited advertising. I think to make that claim about bizowner would be setting the standard pretty high.

Ionolast

on Aug 15, 2005

Baker, the spammers aren't here to debate and discuss.

Ionolast

on Aug 15, 2005

if you dont allow annonymous users on your threads...they can't.

These spammers aren't anonymous.

Dr Guy

on Aug 15, 2005

Not to mention that dude from Nigeria who will deposit millions in your bank account if you'll only give him the numbers!

Actually (in addition to Viruses), I am collecting those message as well. The latest comes from England!, The Netherlands and (this was a shock) Puerto Rico!

Them dudes are not confined to Nigeria anymore!

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