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[John 6IX Breezy]

I agree with Macoleco; it seems like a reasonable thing to do.

The spamming rule states "Repeatedly posting links, copy/pasted content, or scripture verses, unless they are relevant to the thread and have the member's own comments added to them.

The word repeatedly is inherently important to the act of spamming; the rule treats it as a qualifier. A single act of copying and pasting something is not spamming. At best it is plagiarism. Ironically enough the PSA under the rules says: "Copying and pasting a small paragraph is allowed if the content adds weight to your post...."

[awty]

I agree with Macoleco; it seems like a reasonable thing to do.

The spamming rule states "Repeatedly posting links, copy/pasted content, or scripture verses, unless they are relevant to the thread and have the member's own comments added to them.

The word repeatedly is inherently important to the act of spamming; the rule treats it as a qualifier. A single act of copying and pasting something is not spamming. At best it is plagiarism. Ironically enough the PSA under the rules says: "Copying and pasting a small paragraph is allowed if the content adds weight to your post...."

If you have issues with the rules, here's the place to address it:  Atheist Forums › Site Specific

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[awty]

PS.

Spamming is not allowed. Spamming includes, but is not limited to:

Creating multiple threads with the same or similar thread subject in a short space of time.Repeatedly posting responses to existing threads that are unrelated to the current discussion(s) in the thread.
Repeatedly posting links, copy/pasted content, or scripture verses, unless they are relevant to the thread and have the member's own comments added to them.
Posting an abundance of content you've pre-written for purposes other than forum use (i.e. essays, blog posts, etc.)

[John 6IX Breezy]

Multiple, repeatedly, abundance—every sentence you quoted makes it clear spamming requires doing something more than once.

[awty]

Multiple, repeatedly, abundance—every sentence you quoted makes it clear spamming requires doing something more than once.

You missed "is not limited to".

Your reading comprehension is typically better.

If you have questions on the rules, once again, this is not the place for that debate.