ANTI-SPAM FORUM

Mhm! I love spam! It's tasty!

You like editing your posts, adding things after a response.

Do I really need to direct you to the OP?

I altered the contents of something with the intent of improving upon it. That's the literal definition of an update lol.

You just like to argue, don't you? 

I asked how you update someone else's post.

You started to argue

You haven't provided proof of that other post yet? Please show us that other member's definition so that we may verify your claim's validity.

you RAR an AR!!

Oh my goodness, are you serious?

This was your earlier post, where you put into question my definition, claiming you were unable to see the difference in comparison to the OP's definition of spam, while arguably implying that I misappropriated it.

You expect me to believe, that you were unable to recognize the difference between these two definitions?

OP definition > "irrelevant or inappropriate messages sent on the internet to a large number of recipients"

My definition > "Unsolicited messages, usually of witless, immaterial or commercial nature, sent to a large number of recipients or posted in a large number of places with the purpose of drawing attention or causing disruption."

Come on man, it really seems like you are just trying to argue for no reason.

Anyways got some club stuff to do now, I still wish you a nice evening. 

Uh, why don’t you google that first 

You said you "altered the contents" and proceeded to enlighten me on the definition of "update".

I still don't see that you updated it as you continue to argue. I see you provided your own, but that isn't an "update".

I (unnecessarily) showed my proof of the OP.

Where's your proof of an actual "update"?

Spamming is probably the smallest offence on chess.com.

Cheating, multiaccounting, sandbagging, abuse, etc. Are all more serious offences

 Spamming sure as heck is annoying but calling it "the biggest offense" seems like a exaggeration.

Agreed.

I think I figured out what's going here (and in other forums) now.

Threads, not forums.

Call it whatever you like

I choose to call things by their correct names

You also have a choice of definitions, which don't necessarily determine correctness.

But let's not distract from the topic over symantics, it might be reported as spam.