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Seems reasonable, especially this part: > The fact of the matter is that we have rules. Every publication has rules. Our rules say we don’t want generated cont
by falcolas 4y ago
Seems reasonable, especially this part:
> The fact of the matter is that we have rules. Every publication has rules. Our rules say we don’t want generated content. They also say that we don’t want horror. If someone submits horror, you wouldn’t have a problem with me completely ignoring them, so what’s the problem here?
I hope they can remain open, but I have my doubts. In the end, there's money attached to it, and if people can take a shortcut on their way to make money - even when it's against the rules - they will. To use their analogy, if there's a chance people will make $1,000 by throwing away a fork, that fork's going in the trash.
- pixl97 4y agoExactly, My SMTP server doesn't want spam per my policies, but spammers don't give two shits and I have to filter absolute massive tons of spam. I had one client where their domain was like that of a popular university. For every one valid message they received, they received thousands to fake addresses that didn't exist on the server.