Spambot of the day
English-as-a-fifteenth-language bot:
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Are we the web people?
The New Neo
A blog about political change, among other things
English-as-a-fifteenth-language bot:
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Are we the web people?
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My favorite spam that gets caught in Yahoo’s spam filter is one that wants to help me with my arrest record.
expat,
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roc,
I got a speeding ticket last year for driving about 40 km/hour in a 30-km zone. Other than that I’m pretty boring.
}}} Are we the web people?
No, we are the world.
We are the children.
Something like that.
Fifteenth language–excellent way to put it. Spam always has the wrong syntax, structure, or word choice, like the way someone learning French speaks with English syntax. But I can never place spam to a translation pattern. With computer generated spam, the identifying pattern is the lack of any pattern. It just reads fake.