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Title: Typical Spammerisms Post by: actmyname on June 24, 2019, 07:29:37 PM Peer beyond the price
The bitcoin brings us blockchain Unpredictable New token airdrop Good project sir, confirm me But sir when exchange? Okay yes I'm banned But I didn't plagiarise That was old owner Why red trust me sir? You ruin my whole life sir Unemployment now May or may not be Who can really say for sure I'm just writing words Already said this? Doesn't matter didn't read One more nickel earned Just read the title Make a generic reply Don't warn on new posts Bitcoin N dollars But the price is volatile It might rise or fall Gambling site is good I like the design and games But maybe more coins? Have a vouch copy? I'm trustworthy hero rank Thanks for the free stuff No collateral? At least 120% (Reply number 12) You have goods for sale? Don't want but tell me details Thanks for the free post Look it's an auction Bid on the item early One more risk-free post It's twenty pages Time to jump to page twenty Quote with agreement Random derailment Ad-hominem attacking Unprovoked anger Report unnecessary, contrived, vague, and general posts. Most threads should last no longer than 3 pages. Lock them after they cease to be of use. Rule of thumb is that if a thread exceeds 1 page, the topic is either very complex/interactive... or it's being dragged-along through regurgitated replies or a separate discussion which is better-suited to another thread (or a few). Title: Re: Typical Spammerisms Post by: Lafu on June 24, 2019, 08:20:50 PM Will add a few of them to my thread here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4911723.0 as i already have there a few exemples !
Its just on my Local Board but its for the whole forum ! I already have seen the most and report them anyway , thanks for the reminder on that ! Title: Re: Typical Spammerisms Post by: Steamtyme on June 24, 2019, 08:26:00 PM Good project great team.Can't wait for SPSM (spammerisms) coin to lanch.Watching theese.
These make up the majority of my reports. Went hard in the Bitcoin Discussion Spa threads for a while. It was looking good, might be time for another couple rounds. Title: Re: Typical Spammerisms Post by: suchmoon on June 24, 2019, 11:00:18 PM Spa threads [...] It was looking good, might be time for another couple rounds. Great project. Couple spa rounds is always good. Title: Re: Typical Spammerisms Post by: Steamtyme on June 24, 2019, 11:02:49 PM Great project. Couple spa rounds is always good. Reads so good I don't even want to edit it. ;) Though a few rounds at this spa is more like a hot tub with 10 guys, no chemical and something that feels like water... maybe. Title: Re: Typical Spammerisms Post by: xolxol on June 25, 2019, 05:00:47 AM People like you guys wont understand the struggle of those who arent native speaker like me,english was never the basis of your knowledge and ability.Dont give me the crap that this is english forum,try to join to spanish forum and try to communicate.Racist twats like you will only see one thing ,we are the primary race because we are using the english language :'( and those who cant speak our language are rubbish clowns.
using "sir" is sign o a respect to asian countries,a homeless guy can be called as sir as well fags, so if you are being called "sir" appreciate it not mock the people whom using that word,it only means you are respected. Title: Re: Typical Spammerisms Post by: actmyname on June 25, 2019, 05:39:36 AM People like you guys wont understand the struggle of those who arent native speaker like me,english was never the basis of your knowledge and ability.Dont give me the crap that this is english forum,try to join to spanish forum and try to communicate.Racist twats like you will only see one thing ,we are the primary race because we are using the english language :'( and those who cant speak our language are rubbish clowns. Why are you bringing race into this?Title: Re: Typical Spammerisms Post by: Coyster on June 25, 2019, 06:48:05 AM so if you are being called "sir" appreciate it not mock the people whom using that word,it only means you are respected. The only thing the forum appreciates is quality contribution/discussion/threads/replies.Title: Re: Typical Spammerisms Post by: Csmiami on June 25, 2019, 07:22:20 AM People like you guys wont understand the struggle of those who arent native speaker like me,english was never the basis of your knowledge and ability.Dont give me the crap that this is english forum,try to join to spanish forum and try to communicate. When have we not welcomed someone to the Spanish board? Edit: I've been through your posts, and there are 0 made at spanish board; so how on earth is that relevant to anything? Most of your posts are on Meta/Reputation and you got involved in DT drama. Title: Re: Typical Spammerisms Post by: Pmalek on June 25, 2019, 10:33:21 AM @xolxol This has nothing to do with someone not being able to speak English or not. This is about people typing some random words creating a sentence-like structure that has no meaning or the usual low quality spam.
Tell me what is the meaning behind this reply in the OP? Quote You have goods for sale? Don't want but tell me details Thanks for the free post He is asking if there are goods for sale, he is not interested in buying any but he wants more information about the goods he is not interested in buying. And he ends his brilliant post with a thank you note to the OP for giving him an opportunity to increase his post count by +1. This is spam in English, Spanish or any other language and has nothing to do with language skills. Title: Re: Typical Spammerisms Post by: o_e_l_e_o on June 25, 2019, 03:43:20 PM It's really annoying me that some of these aren't haikus. Fix please.
Have vouch copy? Have a vouch copy?Give me vouch copy? (Reply number 11) Reply number 10Reply number 12 Ad-hominem attacks And ad-hominem attacksMore ad-hominem attacks With ad-hominem attacks Title: Re: Typical Spammerisms Post by: The Sceptical Chymist on June 25, 2019, 03:46:59 PM Bravo, actmyname. You could have written a good-sized book about all the things shitposters say instead of that poem thing--but it was funny to read.
On no other board have I seen such garbage, and I assume that if signature campaigns ever become extinct, this forum will revert to something out of 2009-2011. You know, a normal discussion forum. Until then, I'll continue to use the ignore button and keep certain sections blocked so I don't even have to see the thread titles. Sometimes those alone make me pull my hair out. Title: Re: Typical Spammerisms Post by: Welsh on June 25, 2019, 03:59:41 PM Back when the forum was at its height, and I was reporting thousands of posts every other day, this really started to take its toll on your mind. Seeing the same garbage over, and over I honestly thought I might be losing it a little. Luckily for us the spam isn't quite as bad as back then, although still a nuisance.
Title: Re: Typical Spammerisms Post by: eternalgloom on June 25, 2019, 10:24:34 PM Bravo, actmyname. You could have written a good-sized book about all the things shitposters say instead of that poem thing--but it was funny to read. That actually wouldn't be a bad idea you know, I'd love to see someone publish a book with the most notable Bitcointalk shit-posts in poem format. Most threads should last no longer than 3 pages. Lock them after they cease to be of use. Rule of thumb is that if a thread exceeds 1 page, the topic is either very complex/interactive... or it's being dragged-along through regurgitated replies or a separate discussion which is better-suited to another thread (or a few). Agreed, the only threads I can think of that warrant having more than 3 pages, are high-quality overview threads or announcement threads (to keep discussion about that particular coin up-to-date in a single thread). Though in those types of threads, useless replies should be removed. That's why I'm not against ANN threads being self-moderated (this also came up in a different META thread). Title: Re: Typical Spammerisms Post by: Joel_Jantsen on June 25, 2019, 11:21:36 PM Back when the forum was at its height, and I was reporting thousands of posts every other day, Really? Just curious what your total report stats are like.. Reporting thousands of posts every other day must be very time-consuming.Seeing the same garbage over, and over I honestly thought I might be losing it a little. Luckily for us the spam isn't quite as bad as back then, although still a nuisance. Admins should start locking threads which don't serve any purpose. They can start with the gambling section so the topic created with the title "What is your favorite gambling site" in 2013 can stop spammers from posting.Title: Re: Typical Spammerisms Post by: philipma1957 on June 25, 2019, 11:25:42 PM Peer beyond the price The bitcoin brings us blockchain Unpredictable New token airdrop Good project sir, confirm me But sir when exchange? Okay yes I'm banned But I didn't plagiarise That was old owner Why red trust me sir? You ruin my whole life sir Unemployment now May or may not be Who can really say for sure I'm just writing words Already said this? Doesn't matter didn't read One more nickel earned Just read the title Make a generic reply Don't warn on new posts Bitcoin N dollars But the price is volatile It might rise or fall Gambling site is good I like the design and games But maybe more coins? Have a vouch copy? I'm trustworthy hero rank Thanks for the free stuff No collateral? At least 120% (Reply number 12) You have goods for sale? Don't want but tell me details Thanks for the free post Look it's an auction Bid on the item early One more risk-free post this is brilliant but all admin needs to do make all auction bids drop post count by 1 instead of adding 1 to post count It's twenty pages Time to jump to page twenty Quote with agreement Random derailment Ad-hominem attacking Unprovoked anger Report unnecessary, contrived, vague, and general posts. Most threads should last no longer than 3 pages. Lock them after they cease to be of use. Rule of thumb is that if a thread exceeds 1 page, the topic is either very complex/interactive... or it's being dragged-along through regurgitated replies or a separate discussion which is better-suited to another thread (or a few). Title: Re: Typical Spammerisms Post by: Lafu on June 25, 2019, 11:27:54 PM Back when the forum was at its height, and I was reporting thousands of posts every other day, Really? Just curious what your total report stats are like.. Reporting thousands of posts every other day must be very time-consuming.I can officially announce my retirement @ 39899 reports. I didn't even make it to 40k. Title: Re: Typical Spammerisms Post by: Lafu on June 27, 2019, 03:54:02 PM I still can't tell if he already retired but he's still active here from time to time, I guess not. Those number are totally insane seems a good motivation for those who wants to help even nothing will get back. This post of him motivated me as well and currently I'm under 98% of his total reported post but still as it says there "one accurate report is worth many inaccurate reports." I guess he self admited in some kind of post that he edited his report counts with some editor ! Dont know exactly where the post is or was but can be in the Reporter Badges Thread ! Title: Re: Typical Spammerisms Post by: nakamura12 on June 28, 2019, 12:14:00 AM Admins should start locking threads which don't serve any purpose. They can start with the gambling section so the topic created with the title "What is your favorite gambling site" in 2013 can stop spammers from posting. I think there is a new thread with the same question "What is your favorite gambling site?". In my opinion it is clearly their scheme to be able to increase their post count by creating a thread until the thread will have more pages used for every person who reply in the thread when answering. I don't disagree locking threads that it's not helpful anymore or doesn't have purpose anymore.Title: Re: Typical Spammerisms Post by: libert19 on June 28, 2019, 02:57:56 AM Hilarious. I myself have been guilty of doing couple of those things. Sorry bro but I gotta make posts.
Title: Re: Typical Spammerisms Post by: Steamtyme on June 29, 2019, 09:35:10 AM ~snip~ Sorry bro but I gotta make posts. No one is forcing you too. Except yourself apparently. Title: Re: Typical Spammerisms Post by: JaredKaragen on July 04, 2019, 09:51:08 PM Speaking of spammerisms: Look at this guy's post history...
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1142904 I mean; language barrier... maybe... but... What have his posts really added to most topics? They seem.... unintelligible.... and all of his comments seem to rotate around the thread topic, and not other peoples responses. His comment in Phil's thread about the new threadripper made me want to look into him. Should I be flagging these sorts of posts/people? Title: Re: Typical Spammerisms Post by: actmyname on July 04, 2019, 10:07:32 PM Should I be flagging these sorts of posts/people? Flagging via the flag system? Abso-fucking-lutely not.Flagging as in reporting either privately or publicly via a thread/forum post/PM to a moderator? Absolutely. The issue with the altcoin sections is that over 99% of posts on them are spam. I can attest to this because I have literally reported entire consecutive pages and actually increased my reporting accuracy from 97% to 99%. This was over a sample size of about 1800 reports. Title: Re: Typical Spammerisms Post by: JaredKaragen on July 04, 2019, 11:46:55 PM Should I be flagging these sorts of posts/people? Flagging via the flag system? Abso-fucking-lutely not.Flagging as in reporting either privately or publicly via a thread/forum post/PM to a moderator? Absolutely. The issue with the altcoin sections is that over 99% of posts on them are spam. I can attest to this because I have literally reported entire consecutive pages and actually increased my reporting accuracy from 97% to 99%. This was over a sample size of about 1800 reports. sorry; poor choice in words.... reporting should have been the word..... I guess i should just use "serial spam nonsense comments, nothing useful submitted by this user" in the report reason field? I am pretty sure that account is using either a crappy bot to formulate a response, or is just forming an answer or blind comment based on the context of the subject field only. I am considering making a few posts with incorrect topics; and have the discussion be 100% about a different thing (but still relevant to the section).... Just to try and pick out these types of posters.... Maybe a moderator might think about doing this themselves. Who would you recommend I pm about people like this? I think the "report this post" link posts it to the section moderator; which in this type of instance the poster needs to be reviewed; not the post.. so im wondering if that type of report will go to the right place if you understand my thinking. Title: Re: Typical Spammerisms Post by: actmyname on July 04, 2019, 11:50:48 PM Who would you recommend I pm about people like this? I think the "report this post" link posts it to the section moderator; which in this type of instance the poster needs to be reviewed; not the post.. so im wondering if that type of report will go to the right place if you understand my thinking. Here is my one and only report button (modification of suchmoon's BCT report script)Code: button_container.appendChild(create_button(post_container, "0 value", "Generic, vague, padded, and/or irrelevant post. Brings no new information. Zero value.", null, true)); It covers 99.9% of reportable posts. When you need to bring attention to the user itself, I would say to report a few posts of theirs with the comment "This user is spamming. Check their post history here: _______" |