Thursday, September 23, 2004
Spam isn't kosher
I have previously questioned the point of multiple 'local' Indy Media sites when it seems the same articles appear on many of them.
Why (Scotland) do (UK) you (Seattle) think I got (Sydney) that idea anyway?
Too bad the poster didn't actually RTFA before posting it as whilst his intent was to condemn Israel, according to a Sydney poster, the article actually shows Israel's legal system, process of appeal and compensation. A pretty decent portrayal too, headline notwithstanding.
The bottom line: Spam posters on Indy Media are like seagulls. There's lots of them who fly in, make a lot of noise, cover everything in shit and fly out again.
Why (Scotland) do (UK) you (Seattle) think I got (Sydney) that idea anyway?
Too bad the poster didn't actually RTFA before posting it as whilst his intent was to condemn Israel, according to a Sydney poster, the article actually shows Israel's legal system, process of appeal and compensation. A pretty decent portrayal too, headline notwithstanding.
The bottom line: Spam posters on Indy Media are like seagulls. There's lots of them who fly in, make a lot of noise, cover everything in shit and fly out again.
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The 'spam' on Indy Media makes the stuff in my inbox about penis-enlargements and cheap home loans seem positively benign in comparison!
I shudder to think 'what the Rabbi's opinion' is of Indy Media. Brrr.....
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I shudder to think 'what the Rabbi's opinion' is of Indy Media. Brrr.....
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