The subject of spammers just came up in my feed and part of my response is worth sharing I personally try to ignore spammers, but they do overload the feed and then it crashes. I would be interested to know how much of the traffic the spammers are responsible for because it is probably down to them that the system does overload quite frequently and that makes it really unfair on both what Noise are trying to achieve and on users like you and I. So maybe we should adopt a zero tolerance attitude towards them?
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Ok, let's do that. (I even don't use ''wow'' anymore, afraid of being a spammer...!)
lol i avoid using the same word in any form that is used when paying a little extra in a restaurant for exactly the same reason!