Posted December 26, 2014

EndreWhiteMane
Get off my lawn!
Registered: Sep 2011
From United States

adaliabooks
"Vell, Zaphod's just zis guy, you know?"
Registered: Jun 2013
From United Kingdom
Posted December 26, 2014

Down rep the post, and then the report spam button appears where the rep buttons were.

While it's a bit dangerous that people could just delete threads, I think it was needed today. A rough estimate suggests there were at least 1400 threads when the idiot stopped his script... Deleted by the power of the GoG community though, so all's well that ends well :)

EndreWhiteMane
Get off my lawn!
Registered: Sep 2011
From United States
Posted December 26, 2014

While it's a bit dangerous that people could just delete threads, I think it was needed today. A rough estimate suggests there were at least 1400 threads when the idiot stopped his script... Deleted by the power of the GoG community though, so all's well that ends well :)

AgentBirdnest
Ja'crispy
Registered: Jan 2011
From United States
Posted December 26, 2014
Wait...No way. I don't believe that a blue was not involved.
moonshineshadow said there were over 20 pages of spam threads (with 50 threads per page.)
I do not accept the idea that vigilant forums users alone were able to eliminate over 1000 threads.
moonshineshadow said there were over 20 pages of spam threads (with 50 threads per page.)
I do not accept the idea that vigilant forums users alone were able to eliminate over 1000 threads.

adaliabooks
"Vell, Zaphod's just zis guy, you know?"
Registered: Jun 2013
From United Kingdom
Posted December 26, 2014

While it's a bit dangerous that people could just delete threads, I think it was needed today. A rough estimate suggests there were at least 1400 threads when the idiot stopped his script... Deleted by the power of the GoG community though, so all's well that ends well :)

Yup, there were 40 pages when I first checked, each with about 35 threads per page (I think). But no blues about today becaues of the holidays, so we systematically reported them all as spam and they were auto deleted.
Post edited December 26, 2014 by adaliabooks

HypersomniacLive
The Reluctant Voter
Registered: Sep 2011
From Vatican City
Posted December 26, 2014

moonshineshadow said there were over 20 pages of spam threads (with 50 threads per page.)
I do not accept the idea that vigilant forums users alone were able to eliminate over 1000 threads.
I reported a good number myself, but many just threw me to the first page of the General discussion when hitting that "report as spam" button which means that they were being deleted as I was clicking that button.

AgentBirdnest
Ja'crispy
Registered: Jan 2011
From United States
Posted December 26, 2014
Post edited December 26, 2014 by AgentBirdnest

adaliabooks
"Vell, Zaphod's just zis guy, you know?"
Registered: Jun 2013
From United Kingdom
Posted December 26, 2014

moonshineshadow said there were over 20 pages of spam threads (with 50 threads per page.)
I do not accept the idea that vigilant forums users alone were able to eliminate over 1000 threads.

I reported a good number myself, but many just threw me to the first page of the General discussion when hitting that "report as spam" button which means that they were being deleted as I was clicking that button.

ddickinson
Battle Sister
Registered: Feb 2014
From United Kingdom
Posted December 26, 2014
I can't speak for everyone, but I for one wouldn't mind you cluttering the place up. That's what this thread is for, and people just love helping other out on here. So I would say post away, even if we can't be of much help, we can still offer encouragement.
You are not setting a very good example. You want me to be more open to accepting gifts, but here you are not willing to do the same. Maybe if you promised to accept a gift then I would try to be more open to sharing my wishlist and accepting gifts. So how about it? You promise to accept a gift from me, and I will share my written wishlist. :-)
You are not setting a very good example. You want me to be more open to accepting gifts, but here you are not willing to do the same. Maybe if you promised to accept a gift then I would try to be more open to sharing my wishlist and accepting gifts. So how about it? You promise to accept a gift from me, and I will share my written wishlist. :-)
Post edited December 26, 2014 by ddickinson

HypersomniacLive
The Reluctant Voter
Registered: Sep 2011
From Vatican City
Posted December 26, 2014

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You are not setting a very good example. You want me to be more open to accepting gifts, but here you are not willing to so the same. Maybe if you promised to accept a gift then I would try to be more open to sharing my wishlist and accepting gifts. So how about it? You promise to accept a gift from me, and I will share my written wishlist. :-)
An still no, Fist Puncher won't make it onto my shelf.
Side note - cheers for constantly teaching me new verbs, first "to to", now "to so". How many more two letter verbs that end in an O do you know? ;-P

ddickinson
Battle Sister
Registered: Feb 2014
From United Kingdom
Posted December 26, 2014

An still no, Fist Puncher won't make it onto my shelf.
Thank you for not avoiding mentioning it, I'm glad you took my advice and didn't let my previous remark put you off. It should, of course, say "to do", not "to so". I was on a mobile device, so that could be down to auto-correct, a slip of the finger (s is next to d) or my brain making me look silly, again. :-)

HypersomniacLive
The Reluctant Voter
Registered: Sep 2011
From Vatican City
Posted December 26, 2014

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And speaking of gifts, I'd like to thank you for the gift code for the King's Quest titles, but as you can see here and on my GOGWiki page, my fabulous Secret Santa covered this and plenty more. So, your gift code is still looking for a good home. :-)

Thank you for not avoiding mentioning it, I'm glad you took my advice and didn't let my previous remark put you off. It should, of course, say "to do", not "to so". I was on a mobile device, so that could be down to auto-correct, a slip of the finger (s is next to d) or my brain making me look silly, again. :-)

adaliabooks
"Vell, Zaphod's just zis guy, you know?"
Registered: Jun 2013
From United Kingdom
Posted December 26, 2014
Just put a load of yesterdays dinner in the oven to reheat for the traditional second Christmas dinner. *om nom nom*
And drinking a vodka, cranberry and blood orange cocktail.
And in a few days time we do it all again for New Year.
Anyone doing anything special for New Years? Any traditions?
As previously mentioned, due to our love of Christmas dinner, we have started cooking another turkey (with some what less extras, but not always) on New Years eve, and eating Christmas Dinner sandwiches into January.
And drinking a vodka, cranberry and blood orange cocktail.
And in a few days time we do it all again for New Year.
Anyone doing anything special for New Years? Any traditions?
As previously mentioned, due to our love of Christmas dinner, we have started cooking another turkey (with some what less extras, but not always) on New Years eve, and eating Christmas Dinner sandwiches into January.

l0rdtr3k
Serial Hugger
Registered: Oct 2011
From Brazil
Posted December 26, 2014
Let's celebrate winter (summer here) by dancing and doing things you'll regret but your family will never let you forget XD

moonshineshadow
Ghost
Registered: Sep 2011
From Switzerland
Posted December 26, 2014

Anyone doing anything special for New Years? Any traditions?
As previously mentioned, due to our love of Christmas dinner, we have started cooking another turkey (with some what less extras, but not always) on New Years eve, and eating Christmas Dinner sandwiches into January.
I think I need to go on a diet after these holidays :P