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The solution is even easier. There is no need to have messages individually marked, the system knows what is being sent and can handle it automatically. Auto d
by com2kid 14y ago
The solution is even easier. There is no need to have messages individually marked, the system knows what is being sent and can handle it automatically.
Auto detect spam messages. If a guy keeps sending out the same copy and paste, after 2 or 3 sends, just forward future copies to /dev/null.
Now this has to be personalized! If a women responds to those types of messages above some certain threshold, then hey, let her receive them, no problem.
- epsylon 14y agoI was thinking of adapting xkcd's robot9000 to dating sites on the other day. Instead of searching duplicate messages from 1 user, you search for duplicates across the entire database, with exponentially increasing ban periods if your message is not original. It would definitely force men and women to write meaningful messages.