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The messages the post points out to are not duplicates, though. They have a very similar meaning, but uses entirely different wording so that they won't appear
by nadaviv 9y ago
The messages the post points out to are not duplicates, though. They have a very similar meaning, but uses entirely different wording so that they won't appear duplicates. In other words, someone went through the trouble of trying to cloak the fact that they're duplicates.
- IncRnd 9y ago> The messages the post points out to are not duplicates, though. There were two separate categories from the article. This is text from the article, "The vast majority of FCC comments were submitted as exact duplicates or as part of letter-writing/spam campaigns."