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anoying spam.
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this is a message to the first mod/ admin who reads it. the users who have been spamming some long article about corn are realy getting anoying. i originally thought it was only in ib and random but ive seen it just about everywhere now. can you please do something about it?
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you mean this trek ?
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There are two major subspecies of Solanum tuberosum: andigena, or Andean; and tuberosum, or Chilean.[15] The Andean potato is adapted to the short-day conditions prevalent in the mountainous equatorial and tropical regions where it originated. The Chilean potato is adapted to the long-day conditions prevalent in the higher latitude region of southern Chile, especially on Chiloé Archipelago where it is thought to have originated.[16] Genetic testing done in 2005 showed that both subspecies derive from a common ancestor from the area of southern Peru.[17]
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Space Cowboy wrote...
The major species grown worldwide is Solanum tuberosum (a tetraploid with 48 chromosomes), and modern varieties of this species are the most widely cultivated. There are also four diploid species (with 24 chromosomes): S. stenotomum, S. phureja, S. goniocalyx, and S. ajanhuiri. There are two triploid species (with 36 chromosomes): S. chaucha and S. juzepczukii. There is one pentaploid cultivated species (with 60 chromosomes): S. curtilobum.There are two major subspecies of Solanum tuberosum: andigena, or Andean; and tuberosum, or Chilean.[15] The Andean potato is adapted to the short-day conditions prevalent in the mountainous equatorial and tropical regions where it originated. The Chilean potato is adapted to the long-day conditions prevalent in the higher latitude region of southern Chile, especially on Chiloé Archipelago where it is thought to have originated.[16] Genetic testing done in 2005 showed that both subspecies derive from a common ancestor from the area of southern Peru.[17]
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I find them quite informative. i think it's refreshing to see someone who cares enough about grains and tubers to share their love and knowleddge with the rest of us.
i also think it's a creative way to defeat the intelegance filter. sometimes a single word is enough of an answer.
technicaly, it's not spam. if you don't like it, don't read it.
i also think it's a creative way to defeat the intelegance filter. sometimes a single word is enough of an answer.
technicaly, it's not spam. if you don't like it, don't read it.
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Mr.Shaggnificent wrote...
I find them quite informative. i think it's refreshing to see someone who cares enough about grains and tubers to share their love and knowleddge with the rest of us.i also think it's a creative way to defeat the intelegance filter. sometimes a single word is enough of an answer.
technicaly, it's not spam. if you don't like it, don't read it.
Wrong, it's definitely spam. The intent is not to discuss the merits of corn, but simply to copy and paste from an article about corn as part of a meme, especially when the posters place their excerpts in threads to which they have no relevancy or create threads in sections in which the topic is inappropriate.
People who wish to know more about corn will have no trouble finding the maize article on wikipedia, not to mention posters are copying verbatim from this article and contributing zero original content with their posts.
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WhiteLion wrote...
Mr.Shaggnificent wrote...
I find them quite informative. i think it's refreshing to see someone who cares enough about grains and tubers to share their love and knowleddge with the rest of us.i also think it's a creative way to defeat the intelegance filter. sometimes a single word is enough of an answer.
technicaly, it's not spam. if you don't like it, don't read it.
Wrong, it's definitely spam. The intent is not to discuss the merits of corn, but simply to copy and paste from an article about corn as part of a meme, especially when the posters place their excerpts in threads to which they have no relevancy or create threads in sections in which the topic is inappropriate.
People who wish to know more about corn will have no trouble finding the maize article on wikipedia, not to mention posters are copying verbatim from this article and contributing zero original content with their posts.
i haven't seen any of his posts that were pure maize info. the only ones i seen also had something related to the topic as well.
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Mr.Shaggnificent wrote...
WhiteLion wrote...
Mr.Shaggnificent wrote...
I find them quite informative. i think it's refreshing to see someone who cares enough about grains and tubers to share their love and knowleddge with the rest of us.i also think it's a creative way to defeat the intelegance filter. sometimes a single word is enough of an answer.
technicaly, it's not spam. if you don't like it, don't read it.
Wrong, it's definitely spam. The intent is not to discuss the merits of corn, but simply to copy and paste from an article about corn as part of a meme, especially when the posters place their excerpts in threads to which they have no relevancy or create threads in sections in which the topic is inappropriate.
People who wish to know more about corn will have no trouble finding the maize article on wikipedia, not to mention posters are copying verbatim from this article and contributing zero original content with their posts.
i haven't seen any of his posts that were pure maize info. the only ones i seen also had something related to the topic as well.
I've been seeing it simply posted by itself, in some cases in a created topic specifically for that purpose in a section where corn is irrelevant.
See Space Cowboy's post in this thread for an example. https://www.fakku.net/viewtopic.php?t=40997&start=30
