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On what frequency can we post without spamming?
We don't care about the volume of your posts as long as they're high-quality. As long as it's not too repetitive and it's well-made, go ahead and post! We'd love to have more puzzles here. We just ...
DeusoviMod
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How not to be a spammer (redux)
This is an answer to the OP's question "Whose content is it, anyway?".
I also want to make an important clarification to the OP's statement that "roughly, this (the use of the CC-by-SA ...
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Should we have a new delete reason for posts removed due to a ban-evasion?
Just so that people can vote on the issue:
Yes.
It would be much more clear to other users if a mod/bot could unambiguously state that a post was closed for violating a suspension, rather than having ...
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User names with promotion/spam in them
A person’s username and their profile are their own to use to express themselves, and unless they’re crossing a line in doing so, we’re pretty hesitant to stifle people’s right to self-expression. ...
RubioMod
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On what frequency can we post without spamming?
Adding to @Deusovi's answer
There are system checks that warn you if you make too many low quality posts, or make too many posts in a short duration. Boring and repetitive puzzles anyway get down-...
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How not to be a spammer (redux)
Johnny has had ten girlfriends in the past five years. He decides to plot them as a scatter plot, then arbitrarily derive them as functions of time. If Johnny had each girlfriend for a minimum of six ...
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Should we have a new delete reason for posts removed due to a ban-evasion?
This is a comment that was too long to be one:
You have a valid point point. Very valid. But is it really that important to draw attention to these people after they've been pushed aside? Isn't ...
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