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J
John Bean
Your SPAM appears to be non-existent. Vapourware. Not real.
Shame, I fancied a Spam fritter.
Shame, I fancied a Spam fritter.
J
just bob
John Bean said:Your SPAM appears to be non-existent. Vapourware. Not real.
Shame, I fancied a Spam fritter.
The guy gets Google dollars when people view the site or click on links, me
thinks. It's spam.
L
Lew
just said:The guy gets Google dollars when people view the site or click on links, me
thinks. It's spam.
Yes, but it's not SPAM.
SPAM is a registered trademark of Hormel Foods Corporation for a canned pork
product.
Spam is unwanted messages or email.
S
Steve
You can do a little spamming of your own here...
http://help.blogger.com/?page=troub...emType=spam&contact_type=Spam&Submit=Continue
Just enter the offending blogspot URL and hopefully they'll sort this guy
out.
Steve
http://help.blogger.com/?page=troub...emType=spam&contact_type=Spam&Submit=Continue
Just enter the offending blogspot URL and hopefully they'll sort this guy
out.
Steve
G
Guest
Lew said:Yes, but it's not SPAM.
SPAM is a registered trademark of Hormel Foods Corporation for a canned
pork product.
Spam is unwanted messages or email.
It should be rather obvious what is was.
Why not leave it to Hormel to complain ?
Arne
B
Ben Finney
Arne Vajhøj said:Why not leave it to Hormel to complain ?
Because it's better to deal with incorrect terminology at a social
level, before it gets to the point where lawyers need to become
involved.
J
just bob
Lew said:Yes, but it's not SPAM.
SPAM is a registered trademark of Hormel Foods Corporation for a canned
pork product.
Spam is unwanted messages or email.
Or "SPAM" , is me shouting an alert for spam.
S
salty
Yes, but it's not SPAM.
SPAM is a registered trademark of Hormel Foods Corporation for a canned pork
product.
Spam is unwanted messages or email.
No, that is usually called U.C.E.
C
ChrisM
In message (e-mail address removed),
Unsolicited Commercial Email yea, but WHO(and I'm talking about the general
public) actually uses(or has even heard of) that acronym?
No, that is usually called U.C.E.
Unsolicited Commercial Email yea, but WHO(and I'm talking about the general
public) actually uses(or has even heard of) that acronym?
S
salty
In message (e-mail address removed),
Unsolicited Commercial Email yea, but WHO(and I'm talking about the general
public) actually uses(or has even heard of) that acronym?
I have, apparently!
J
John Bean
I have, apparently!
Nah, you're using a proper newsreader to access Usenet so by
definition you're not "general public" who only understand
pointy-clicky-webby things.