So whats this game about?

[Anaraith]

I WTF'd at it.

[ChoppyNZ]

Hi Guys! Hows it going with 9k?

[SittingDuck]

Almost there, just slow rate of Spam

[sponge]

Serious question here,
Has anyone actually tried spam?, they say it tastes like rubbish.
I've never tryed it.

[Obbles]

Need a subject to talk about

[sponge]

Serious question here,
Has anyone actually tried spam?, they say it tastes like rubbish.
I've never tryed it.

Spam

[SittingDuck]

Is Spam, Originated from Spam (The food)? Because of all the random shit that goes into it?

[Obbles]

Yes

fuck Miley is hot

[SittingDuck]

What can individual users do about spam?
Reducing the odds that you will receive spam is always going to be better than trying to deal with it later. With this in mind, here are some tips that might reduce the likelihood of you getting your address into spammers' databases.

1: Reduce the exposure of your e-mail address
Try not to put your e-mail address in places where spammers will easily find it: this means not putting it onto any web pages, or if you must include it, including it in an encoded form that web spiders can't detect so easily. Also, consider asking your friends not to add you to their addressbooks: if their system gets compromised by a virus, at least then your e-mail address won't be an innocent victim.

2: Consider using a separate address for "dangerous" activities
Consider starting up a second e-mail address you can use for activities that have a higher likelihood of getting you into a spam database: this includes shopping online, website registrations and posting to public newsgroups. Keep your "real" address private and give it only to people you trust: that way, if your "high risk" address is compromised, there's less disruption and your really important correspondence will be unaffected.

3: Only give out your e-mail address when there is a justifiable need
Many web sites, subscriptions, journals and businesses may ask for your e-mail address on a "pro-forma" basis, even if they don't really need it or you don't necessarily want them to communicate with you via e-mail. When someone asks you for your e-mail address, ask them to explain why they want it. If they cannot give an explanation that satisfies you, decline to supply your address to them. If you have any doubts about a site or person who asks for your e-mail address, do a Google search on them and see if there are any reports of them being unreliable. It's amazing what a simple Google search can turn up.

Sauce: stopspam.net.nz

[SittingDuck]

Still on Spam, not 16yo Girls -_-

[Obbles]

Miley > Spam

[SittingDuck]

:/ I'm listening to Miley

Bloody song drove me nuts before it started getting catchy

[Obbles]

lol what song?

[SittingDuck]

See You Again

[Obbles]

7 Things is pretty awesome too

[SittingDuck]

Meh, not as Catchy, and sappy

[shadowguy]

Hanah Montanna


Alice in chains>

[SittingDuck]

It's Hannah Montana idiot, Fail N's

[shadowguy]

Fail N's...someone could think you mean something um...racist

[SittingDuck]

Only you dude

[shadowguy]

No actually someone IM'd me

[3viction]

I've got that song off the vodafone ad stuck in my head

[SittingDuck]

hmm

[Anaraith]

Miley > All

EFTTBHIMO WOT EVA DA ACRONAMES R DESE DAYZ

[SittingDuck]

EFTTBHIMO WOT EVA DA ACRONAMES R DESE DAYZ

QFTTBHLOL :chuckle: