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Originally Posted by Kaimetsu

I did, later in the post.

Kind of bad to contradict yourself don't you think?

Because that's a ridiculously stupid approach. It assumes that the precedential cases were handled in a sensible fashion, which often isn't the case here.

GO tell that to the Supreme court

No, we have fools for mods. People like Moon Goddess who close threads on a whim, without any logical justification. Meanwhile, there exist a few that moderate sensibly, and they shouldn't be shackled to the idiotic standards of the rest.

Well the few good mods would have closed this thread already

Then it's clear that there are potential benefits in any thread, simply because somebody might enjoy posting there.

I am talking benefits that atcually are good for something, not just the joy of putting up a post.

I 'implied' a term that is specific to you? A term that I don't use, a term that I reject on the basis that it is ambiguous and useless? Don't be ridiculous. I made a statement about posting within threads, and I had no intention of tying it to your semantic inventions.

Yes, you did, you gave an example, a bad one, showing how piggybacking topics would help, and you did it wrong.

I claim that no support is given if no support is given. You always claim that people claim that no support is given if they aren't convinced if you haven't convinced them. Now, instead of telling each other about each other, could we continue discussing the matters that matter?

For one who criticizes proper english usage on a regular basis, this really isn't a good statement.

Clutter? Define the term and show how it is a bad thing.

CLutter is extra junk that does nothing but take up space. Obviously if no good comes out of the space taken up, then it is a negative thing, and therefore ridding of it would be a positive thing.

Is this the definition of spam that encompasses anything and everything that you don't like, or the one that actually has presence within the English language?

Spam is more of a slang term than a normal word in the enbglish langauge, so don't give me that crap. No slang term has presence within the english langauge, just in the minds of those who use it.