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How is this called in English?

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23.05.2013, 21:19

I remember having a whole topic about spamming & flooding in staff talk.

Conclusion was:

Spam = Unwanted, useless message.
Flood = Overflow of messages.

So...

Flooding:
Hello
Hello
Hello
Hello

Spamming:
fidhfdgfdgfkncjie

Flooding spam:
fidhfdgfdgfkncjie
fidhfdgfdgfkncjie
fidhfdgfdgfkncjie
fidhfdgfdgfkncjie

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How is this called in English? - by leong124 - 22.05.2013, 20:53

Re: How is this called in English? - by SchurmanCQC - 22.05.2013, 20:54

Re: How is this called in English? - by leong124 - 22.05.2013, 21:08

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Re: How is this called in English? - by Scenario - 22.05.2013, 21:38

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Re: How is this called in English? - by Scones - 22.05.2013, 22:35

Re: How is this called in English? - by leong124 - 23.05.2013, 16:42

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Re: How is this called in English? - by Haydn - 23.05.2013, 17:09

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Re: How is this called in English? - by leong124 - 23.05.2013, 17:58

Re: How is this called in English? - by kaisersouse - 23.05.2013, 18:07

Re: How is this called in English? - by iPLEOMAX - 23.05.2013, 21:19

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