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but in the very beginning it states "Here we host an overall summary of the highlights of the interview ranging over topics as diverse as the future of C#, asyn

but in the very beginning it states "Here we host an overall summary of the highlights of the interview ranging over topics as diverse as the future of C#, asynchronous v parallel, Visual Basic and more (the link to the full interview on i-programmer can be found at the end of this page)". How can this be considered spam ????????????? I think that the notion was to read the highlights and if you find it interesting and want to see more then follow the link to the whole interview

wslh 12y ago
Do you ever see a site like this that was not a spammer? I don't think too many people will click in the link the whole interview.
- fiberbrb 12y ago
  if that is so, then you must consider this one as the exception to the rule since that's the PR manager of O'Reilly UK not just 'someone'....
  - wslh 12y ago
    ...since that's the PR manager of O'Reilly UK not just 'someone' If she was my mother I would do the same.
    - fiberbrb 12y ago
      it wasn't meant in that to treat her in a 'special way', but that being the PR manager of O'Reilly for the whole of UK proves that she is NOT a spammer and that she should not be treated as one
      - wslh 12y ago
        You can see blackhat tactics everywhere. Please take a look at the "Reddit Bans The Atlantic, Businessweek In Anti-Spam Crusade": http://www.forbes.com/sites/jeffbercovici/2012/06/13/reddit-bans-the-atlantic-businessweek-in-anti-spam-crusade/ http://www.forbes.com/sites/jeffbercovici/2012/06/13/reddit-... I love The Atlantic but they were engaged in these blackhat tactics.