I've seen several articles and profiles on spammers, and those that fight them, but I've never seen an honest and critical look at those who are encouraging more spam by making it profitable for them. Who buys the penis pills? Who can't find porn on their own? Ok, the answers are obviously morons with small penises, but what makes them respond to spam, when it is such a widespread problem?
It worries me that as the battle continues between spammers and anti-spammers, a kind of symbiosis will thrive that'll prevent any real attempt on how to stop the problem.
Look at telemarketing. The main argument for telemarketing has been jobs. Millions of jobs! How did it get to be so many? Morons with small penises? And soon enough spam and anti-spam camps alike will screaming the same things.
Lets focus on the consumer and make it clear that they are the real problem here.
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I've seen several articles and profiles on spammers, and those that fight them, but I've never seen an honest and critical look at those who are encouraging more spam by making it profitable for them. Who buys the penis pills? Who can't find porn on their own? Ok, the answers are obviously morons with small penises, but what makes them respond to spam, when it is such a widespread problem? It worries me that as the battle continues between spammers and anti-spammers, a kind of symbiosis will thrive that'll prevent any real attempt on how to stop the problem. Look at telemarketing. The main argument for telemarketing has been jobs. Millions of jobs! How did it get to be so many? Morons with small penises? And soon enough spam and anti-spam camps alike will screaming the same things. Lets focus on the consumer and make it clear that they are the real problem here.