Is few-word/one-liner responses spam?

[libert19]

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When I was a full member I did this a lot, after replying to someone’s post and I look at my write up and I see that it’s small I just look for more things to add.

Well, if you are adding, 'more things' that's not wrong, is it? If you are adding more jargon which just adds more lines but doesn't actually increase the substance of the content, now that's wrong.

What I find quite spammy is this thread to be honest, in line with other threads in the section lately.

Do you really need to start a thread just to ask that?

Yes, I have to. Look, if I think too much whether I should start a thread like this or not, I'll get analysis paralysis and my career as professional shitposter will come to a halt. So, please if you got problem, just report it to mods.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

Yes, I have to. Look, if I think too much whether I should start a thread like this or not, I'll get analysis paralysis and my career as professional shitposter will come to a halt. So, please if you got problem, just report it to mods.

If I have a problem with it I can also say here that this is a stupid thread instead of reporting it to the mods.

[libert19]

Yes, I have to. Look, if I think too much whether I should start a thread like this or not, I'll get analysis paralysis and my career as professional shitposter will come to a halt. So, please if you got problem, just report it to mods.

If I have a problem with it I can also say here that this is a stupid thread instead of reporting it to the mods.

Due to you, this stupid thread's comments got to the second page. Best way to deal with stupid threads is to not give 'em attention and they'll die soon enough. Do note, OP may bump, but do not fall for it.

[nutildah]

America's 30th president was Calvin Coolidge. He earned the nickname "Silent Cal" from being known as a man of few words. Legend has it that a patron at a dinner party once said to him, "I bet you I could get more than two words out of you," to which he replied, "Fuck you."

[libert19]

America's 30th president was Calvin Coolidge. He earned the nickname "Silent Cal" from being known as a man of few words. Legend has it that a patron at a dinner party once said to him, "I bet you I could get more than two words out of you," to which he replied, "Fuck you."

I looked for this man's quotes, and this one took my attention and looks like he had logical reasoning behind it,

I have noticed that nothing I have never said ever did me any harm.

[MusaMohamed]

America's 30th president was Calvin Coolidge. He earned the nickname "Silent Cal" from being known as a man of few words. Legend has it that a patron at a dinner party once said to him, "I bet you I could get more than two words out of you," to which he replied, "Fuck you."

Writing mantra: "Minimum words, maximum impact".

If there is a way of expressing opinion (good one, not for spam) with minimum words, let's do it, and people can do it actually master the writing arts. It's not easy to use as least words as possible while still conveying clarity and brevity well.

[Mia Chloe]

As the title says.

You should have your answers already because it mostly depends on the context since in some case one liners can actually be spam if they don't have any importance or fine information being passed. Well least i forget what exactly is a standard one liner? i'm asking or fun sake but literally i think it depends on your device view point.

If i am for example surfing on my PC as usual, a single  line on my screen after i post could literally be up to 2 lines or even more if i surf literally the same thing on mobile. Anyone that oscillates between mobile and desktop should be able to relate unless you access the forum on mobile via desktop mode.

[lovesmayfamilis]

It all depends on the case, and moderators are the best at this. I often send reports for one-line posts that say the obvious, and they are successfully deleted. There is always a choice when it is worth putting in a little effort and writing a little more than the answer requires. A forum is not a social network where you can reply with a smiley face. By the way, OP, why did you forget about emoticons?🤗🤕🥳🤠💩

The OP itself is also famous for one-line posts. I noticed this a long time ago, but lately it has been having some problems, as a lot of topics have been created; it is not clear why. Little attention? Most likely, yes, it happens. I'm sorry.🤷‍♀️

[libert19]

You should have your answers already because it mostly depends on the context since in some case one liners can actually be spam if they don't have any importance or fine information being passed. Well least i forget what exactly is a standard one liner? i'm asking or fun sake but literally i think it depends on your device view point.

If i am for example surfing on my PC as usual, a single  line on my screen after i post could literally be up to 2 lines or even more if i surf literally the same thing on mobile. Anyone that oscillates between mobile and desktop should be able to relate unless you access the forum on mobile via desktop mode.

You are right. I usually use phone to access my account but one day I choose laptop, and well I was surprised to see my 3 liners on phone are actually one liners.

By the way, OP, why did you forget about emoticons?🤗🤕🥳🤠💩

What? Why would you expect so?

The OP itself is also famous for one-line posts. I noticed this a long time ago, but lately it has been having some problems, as a lot of topics have been created; it is not clear why. Little attention? Most likely, yes, it happens. I'm sorry.🤷‍♀️

it's usual, I get an idea, I make a post about it, people find their own meaning which may not at all anything to do with the fact...as if there is any to begin with, because often it's random spontaneous creations without much or any forethought.

[Lucius]

What I find quite spammy is this thread to be honest, in line with other threads in the section lately.

Do you really need to start a thread just to ask that?

The obvious answer is the one given by _act_.

OP is a regular troll who has been particularly inspired with his brilliant ideas in recent weeks. A Legendary member who opens a topic like this after years on this forum is definitely not someone to be taken seriously. This is a question that beginners ask.

[lovesmayfamilis]

By the way, OP, why did you forget about emoticons?🤗🤕🥳🤠💩

What? Why would you expect so?

Is it difficult? If a short answer can say a lot, then a smile can also provide all the emotions in modern communication, right? Which is exactly what's happening on social media right now.

The OP itself is also famous for one-line posts. I noticed this a long time ago, but lately it has been having some problems, as a lot of topics have been created; it is not clear why. Little attention? Most likely, yes, it happens. I'm sorry.🤷‍♀️

it's usual, I get an idea, I make a post about it, people find their own meaning which may not at all anything to do with the fact...as if there is any to begin with, because often it's random spontaneous creations without much or any forethought.

That's exactly how I see your topics, and I didn't expect any other answer. But again, for reasons unknown to me, I like it; your hidden line spacing behaves that way.

[MarryWithBTC]

If I were a signature campaign manager, I would take enough time to recruit quality posters, when I get the right posters to hire, I will remove post length rule.

I understand that the post length rule was introduced because of spammers, I don't think that such rule is strictly applied to everyone.

You don't really have weeks to wait to hire enough quality participants in a campaign. You also may not really have a decent enough budget to hire all the users viewed as quality posters in a campaign. You have to take a mix in every campaign and what a manager deems as qualifying is up to them.

I totally missed out here. Budget is the major determinant in the choice of participant, quality output and duration of campaign. Hiring only the best posters will cost more and that is why managers also hire lower ranks and average posters for small and mid pay. Thanks for this clarity.

If I were a signature campaign manager, I would take enough time to recruit quality posters, when I get the right posters to hire

.... a better paying campaign will take your best posters from you

Hey, I'll not agree. I was the one that discovered and first hired them, a better paying campaign cannot take them from me

[libert19]

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OP is a regular troll who has been particularly inspired with his brilliant ideas in recent weeks. A Legendary member who opens a topic like this after years on this forum is definitely not someone to be taken seriously. This is a question that beginners ask.

Hello there. Correction please, OP is not a troll, and no question is stupid — rank means shitall, age means shitall. As for seriousness, I am rarely serious myself and I'd like to remove this 'rare moments' too cause seriousness is miserable.

[Rikafip]

Not necessarily.

One liner can often be more useful than a bloated wall of text, which is a common tactic among shitposters to make their posts appear more substantial.

[LTU_btc]

There are times that my post will be of few words, but I just increase it without adding more meaning to it just because of signature campaign, but still a good post. I believe many people will be doing this also. It is not often, but there are times that it happens like that despite that I post more that required.

I like such honesty. I guess most of people who are in signature campaigns have done it at least several times. And I would lie if I'd say that I haven't done it. But usually I just prefer not to post than saying just ''Yes'' or expanding my answer too much.

OP is a regular troll who has been particularly inspired with his brilliant ideas in recent weeks. A Legendary member who opens a topic like this after years on this forum is definitely not someone to be taken seriously. This is a question that beginners ask.

I still don't get his intentions with some recent topics. Not sure he is trolling us, it's sarcasm or lack of attention, but indeed it's strange questions from such old member like

[philipma1957]

My take away is at least one person thinks a short answer is spam.

[LFC_Bitcoin]

No

It depends on how useful and meaningful the post is.

Agree, totally depends what the context is. If it’s in a mega thread and doesn’t contribute anything positive then you could consider it spam. It could be something simple, short but concise that helps somebody in for example, the Technical Support sub.

[shahzadafzal]

Is few-word/one-liner responses spam?
No. It depends on the context.

Now please create another thread:
"Are long and detailed responses considered spam?"

After that:
"Is posting on Bitcointalk considered spam?"

And finally:
"Is creating threads about spam considered spam?" 😄

[libert19]

Is few-word/one-liner responses spam?
No. It depends on the context.

Thanks for your input.

Now please create another thread:
"Are long and detailed responses considered spam?"

After that:
"Is posting on Bitcointalk considered spam?"

I don't have those questions unfortunately, otherwise I would have posted already.

And finally:
"Is creating threads about spam considered spam?" 😄

No. That's quality posting.

[Supreme Donvic]

No is not a spam, if you want to pass a message and in doing so it requires few words when you write down those few words what you have done is not a sperm, I noticed that some people usually like to write plenty and when you read their writing you will discover that it is just the first and second line that is pointing out the main message they want to pass the rest are just reputation of words, for me doing that is spamming.