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Title: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: LPChip on December 03, 2009, 21:58:05
Lately I see a lot of posts only containing the word wat. What does this mean?
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: Emeraldfire7 on December 03, 2009, 22:09:01
its like "what" but with out the "H"

Its also a sign of laziness...

wat? XD
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: LPChip on December 03, 2009, 22:27:47
I see... I don't know about anyone else, but I find such post rather disrespectfull, especially if it only says wat without the ?

Anyone else troubled by this?
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: Evil on December 03, 2009, 22:28:34
if you take off the H it becames a quick sound, like when you use a fly swatter to swat something, and you hear that sound.

:D

wat
(accent the A)

EDIT;
@LPChip
No, not really, I get those all the time. :)
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: BloxMaster on December 03, 2009, 22:39:23
I have to agree that this bothers me too. It's actually in the rules to speak as clearly, in English, as possible. People aren't going to care about your post if you don't make the effort to spell things out. Sure, abbreviations work, as long as it's made clear to the reader what it stands for, but shortening simple words is just lazy, and makes it that much harder to read. I also feel the need to point out a lot of rather pointless posts, because frankly people have been posting a lot of short (aka two words) posts, and it's the same sorta thing, if you can't make a worthwhile post, or type properly then I'm going to be reading the post 'What does that mean?' and 'Well I would take this more seriously if they made any effort at all'. My point, I guess, is I find posts like this to not have much value, and it's simply because it looks to me like no effort was put in it.
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: Razzorman on December 03, 2009, 22:39:35
I see... I don't know about anyone else, but I find such post rather disrespectfull, especially if it only says wat without the ?

Anyone else troubled by this?
Not really. If you are going to get upset about illiteracy you might as well stop using the internet. :P
Besides, its more of a joke than an insult.
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: LPChip on December 03, 2009, 22:44:41
Just becaues everyone pirates software, doesn't make it legal.

Using an abbreviation is one thing, filling an entire post with one is quite another thing. Joke or not, I don't like it, and still find it disrespectfull. Enough to make me ignore such posts.
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: LimeLemon on December 03, 2009, 22:50:49
wat is internet language. Just get used to it. Also, I don't see any reason anyone can find it disrespectful... O_o
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: LPChip on December 03, 2009, 23:08:09
I'm most certainly not just getting used to it. If you can give me a good reason why I should allow this, feel free to tell me. Just because its internet language or anything is not good enough. But if no one else seems to be bothered by this, I guess it can be allowed. If more people are bothered by this however, things'll have to change. In any way, I will not respond to a post that only has the word wat in it, or wut, or whatever...

I strongly feel that when someone can't be bothered to write a normal reply to me, they can't be bothered with a normal reply from me either.
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: BloxMaster on December 03, 2009, 23:16:16
I agree with LPChip's reply completely.
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: Exp HP on December 03, 2009, 23:38:07
I think "wat" or "wut" is a perfectly reasonable response to a confusing post, because it's not always just inane; it does serve a purpose sometimes.

Let's say somebody makes a crazy-sounding post that is difficult to tell whether it's serious or a joke. Then somebody responds with "wat".

If the person who wrote the initial post was serious, then they'll see "wat" as a request for clarification, and they'll explain what their confusing post meant.  On the other hand, if the initial post was a joke, then "wat" will just be disregarded as a typical, inane response to the joke.
"wat" lets you indicate to somebody that their post made no sense, without being too serious yourself.  In this aspect, the fact that it's internet slang is actually an advantage.

In the above scenario, if the original post was a joke, then it would be different if somebody actually replied with "What?" rather than "wat."  If somebody says "What?" in response to a joke, then the original poster might then feel the need to explain the joke, and that would make both the original poster and the person who replied "What?" feel foolish.

Maybe it offended you, LP, but that's not its intent.  Personally, I think it's a lot better than saying "lol wut" (pointless and neutral response to something unusual) or "what is this i dont even" (which can be rude, as it's a way of saying somebody is crazy).
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: Razzorman on December 04, 2009, 00:04:53
Just because its internet language or anything is not good enough.
Yes it is. :huh:
It doesn't matter if its internet language or not. Wat means what. Its a way express confusion in a joke-ish way.
It isn't rude in any way.
Of course it can be used in a rude way, but the same goes for every single word in existence, given the right context.
The point is, you can't restrict slang. You will only piss people off, and if you're seriously offended by pretended illiteracy you probably need to lower your standards a little.
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: Purple Pineapple on December 04, 2009, 01:16:37
Let me introduce you to urbandictionary.. (http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=wat) 9_9

WARNING: Inappropriate content in 'example' section
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: StaticRomantic on December 04, 2009, 01:31:05
Still the point is it doesn't take that much work to ask "What do you mean by [insert thing here]?" instead of "wut". It's just lazy, pretty much a waste of forumspace, since there's no reason to respond to "wut".

Its essentially a sarcastic rhetorical question that has no purpose. But i'm sure that within the time that the user typed those three letters he/she didn't really think about it much. Still, users shouldn't just be throwing out mindless posts (not that I'm innocent of this).

I don't see it as offensive though. They're just trying to be funny. I'm sure no harm/disrespect was meant. At least, not consciously.
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: Pick Yer Poison on December 04, 2009, 02:01:09
I use "wut" for when someone says something extremely bizarre and/or stupid. In my mind, it constitutes something like "...WHAT." I don't consider it an abbreviation, as long as the person using it uses it for specific purposes and speaks normally otherwise. However, people who use "wat" or "wut" all the time instead of using "what" when it's normal to use annoy me.
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: The stickman on December 04, 2009, 02:52:38
I don't see how speaking in Internet lingo could be offensive...
You know, I always wondered why this forum is so grammatically correct, and maybe it's because everyone's afraid of LPchip! :whoa:


Yeah, probably not.
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: Evil on December 04, 2009, 03:43:39
maybe it's because everyone's afraid of LPchip!

I am :|

but I thank this forum for helping me with my grammar! :D
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: The stickman on December 04, 2009, 03:54:12
maybe it's because everyone's afraid of LPchip!

I am :|

but I thank this forum for helping me with my grammar! :D
[grammarnazi] RAWRRRRR! 'BUT' SHOULD BE CAPITALIZED! [/grammarnazi]

I'm sorry Evil, I couldn't resist. It's an OCD thing. :oops: Please forgive me.
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: Budja on December 04, 2009, 08:58:49
Exp HP is right here IMO.
A bit of a mountain out of molehill.

Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: LPChip on December 04, 2009, 12:24:23
Please don't get me wrong here.

I'm not against the use of the word 'wat', as it is part of Internet lingo. I'm against filling an entire post with this word. Feels really disrespectful to me.
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: Pick Yer Poison on December 04, 2009, 14:23:15
In reply to now deleted post(s):

That right there is a perfect example of something that would earn a "wut" from me.
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: Razzorman on December 04, 2009, 14:48:45
I use "wut" for when someone says something extremely bizarre and/or stupid. In my mind, it constitutes something like "...WHAT." I don't consider it an abbreviation, as long as the person using it uses it for specific purposes and speaks normally otherwise. However, people who use "wat" or "wut" all the time instead of using "what" when it's normal to use annoy me.
I agree with this post completely.
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: J on December 04, 2009, 18:56:19
I don't see it as offensive. Just as a "Post for the sake of posting", with no intention or attempt to add anything to the thread in question. Doesn't matter if it's "lol", "wat", "..." or just "ASDRKJSKALDJSAIOFJZSIDFJSDFKLGSDFL?GKSDFG?SDFJLK", it's in a word: pointless.

For example, as it was said that it could be seen as questioning the content of previous post. Let's say that the post itself was longer than the intended reply (wat), it might address more than one thing. Just a 'wat' has NO indication toward what part of the message was questioned. Could be that the poster didn't understand some words in the post (this is how I usually read it), if one of the subjects mentioned in the post was completely off the rails or if the user's just hard of hearing. Just plain attention-seeking pointlessness if you ask me.
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: The stickman on December 04, 2009, 23:43:21
You mean like a 'bump'? :D
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: PONTO on December 05, 2009, 00:09:14
I don't have anything against the "wat" posts in particular, as I dislike a broader kind of posts which seem to have been made just for the sake of posting. I'm talking about posts with just a smiley or just saying "LOL" or "I agree" without providing further arguments or anything relevant to add to the topic. I also don't like to read posts in which the poster is deliberately careless about writing in proper English. Posts are, for me, supposed to have some thought and time put into them, as opposed to what is said a chatroom.

However, when I say that I "don't like" that kind of posts, I don't mean they are disrespectful or offensive nor that they should be forbidden or that this "code of conduct" should be enforced in any way other than by setting a good example.

I do understand LPChip's point, though, about people who might have put some effort into their posts and then get a reply like that. There are certainly instances in which such replies may sound harsh and everyone should be careful not to be misinterpreted, as in a forum, unlike in live conversations, no one can tell if you are kidding by looking at your face.
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: LimeLemon on December 06, 2009, 02:06:18
Please don't get me wrong here.

I'm not against the use of the word 'wat', as it is part of Internet lingo. I'm against filling an entire post with this word. Feels really disrespectful to me.
Care to explain why it's disrespectful? Because I really don't understand that. Even though I can see why you think just saying wat in a post is kinda stupid.
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: TheoX on December 06, 2009, 17:07:39
It seems like there's been 3 points discussed here.

1. Posts with just 'wat' are useless (which I agree with).

2. Posts with 'wat' in them as part of a larger body of text should be tolerated (which I also agree with).

3. Posts with just 'wat' are disrespectful - this one should be brought into greater detail, LPChip.  They do bother me too, but not for the same reason.  Could you explain why you think it's disrespectful? (I'm not saying I agree or disagree, I just want elucidation)

Oh, as a side note, I'd like to bar the word "awesmoe" from our forum vocabulary.  People are spelling it wrong on purpose, and it's annoying to look at.
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: Exp HP on December 06, 2009, 19:35:34
Oh, as a side note, I'd like to bar the word "awesmoe" from our forum vocabulary.  People are spelling it wrong on purpose, and it's annoying to look at.
Wha-wha-WHAT?  :shocked:
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: Purple Pineapple on December 06, 2009, 19:42:50
Oh, as a side note, I'd like to bar the word "awesmoe" from our forum vocabulary.  People are spelling it wrong on purpose, and it's annoying to look at.
It's not so much annoying to look at, as it doesn't feel quite right when you say it aloud. (For me at least)
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: LPChip on December 06, 2009, 23:11:58
When you put some time into making a post, it can always happen that someone is not understanding what you say. This is normal. When someone then just says:

Quote
wat

I find this very disrespectful as the wat poster didn't took time to make such post. When I see this, I think: if the wat poster did not took the time to write that post, the wat poster probably didn't even took the time to read the original post and thus doesn't understand it in the first place. Next to that, a wat post is wasting forumspace which I think is just an act of being careless. Someone that is not caring, is imho not respecting others which is disrespectful.

I hope this is making sense. If not, please just tell me what you don't understand. I will for obvious reasons ignore a wat post.
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: The stickman on December 07, 2009, 01:54:58
Oh, as a side note, I'd like to bar the word "awesmoe" from our forum vocabulary.  People are spelling it wrong on purpose, and it's annoying to look at.
[darthvader]NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO![/darthvader]
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: TheoX on December 07, 2009, 03:13:55
I think that makes sense, thanks for explaining since some forumers were obviously a bit confused.
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: minmay on December 07, 2009, 04:00:57
If you don't want people making one-word posts, add a rule against it.  It's a common rule and nobody would complain. 
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: Exp HP on December 07, 2009, 04:27:51
Quote from: minmay
If you don't want people making one-word posts, add a rule against it.  It's a common rule and nobody would complain.
That wouldn't be the way to go about doing this, though.  It would be complicated because there's too many situations where a one-word post would be legitimate and would have a lot of thought go into it.    The issue we're trying to fight here is when little thought is put into a post.  But not all one-word posts are pointless, and not all pointless posts are one word.


It seems then that an appropriate rule would be something like "if you don't have anything to add, don't say anything."  But that's more of a guideline than an enforceable rule; don't make inane posts.

I can't think of any good rule.

Actually, this reminds me of a forum I visited before... I think it was Pseudolonewolf's forum.  Anyways, whatever forum it was, it had quite an interesting set of rules, and there was community moderation.  A post could be downrated for being too short, too long, sounding too stupid, being too confusing, having bad grammar, having no point, or several other bad qualities (and then a banner would appear on the post like "Points were deducted for: Brevity")... Posts could also be rewarded for good qualities, too.  It was nice that there was a forum where your user rating reflected the quality of your posts...

But I wouldn't like to see rules like that anywhere else, because they definitely had harsh criteria and they were very subjective.  Even though all the rules were consistent with my regular writing style and I had no trouble following them, I was in constant fear of being downrated.
(edit: Yup, it was Pseudolonewolf's forum.  It's called Fig Hunter, and here are the rules (http://www.fighunter.com/?page=rules).  Scroll down to "Violations" to see what I'm talking about)


I do think that posts with little thought put into them should be discouraged, but I think that any rule disallowing them (or anything of the sort) would be too harsh.
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: Pumpkinbot on December 07, 2009, 06:06:45
Question: what would we GAIN from banning the word "wat" from the Nifflesian language?
EDIT: And another thing...[/h2g2reference](From Urban Dictionary: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=spam )
Quote from: Urban Dictionary, entry #8
E-Mails or posts on message boards that were either pointlessly made by an annoying person, or made to annoy that were made by an annoying person. Or a link to a computer virus.
Pointless is the key word there. "Wat" has a meaning. If someone says "Yo dawg i herd u liek cars so i put a car in yo car so you can drive while you drive" and I reply with "wat", that person will say, "Oh, sorry. I mean, I can put a smaller car within your other car. Thus, you can drive your smaller car inside your bigger car while driving your bigger car." If someone repeatedly posts "wat" as the reply to everything in a thread, that's spam, yes. If it's like the latter, then, no, it's not.
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: googoogjoob on December 07, 2009, 07:46:39
When you put some time into making a post, it can always happen that someone is not understanding what you say. This is normal. When someone then just says:

Quote
wat

I find this very disrespectful as the wat poster didn't took time to make such post. When I see this, I think: if the wat poster did not took the time to write that post, the wat poster probably didn't even took the time to read the original post and thus doesn't understand it in the first place. Next to that, a wat post is wasting forumspace which I think is just an act of being careless. Someone that is not caring, is imho not respecting others which is disrespectful.

I hope this is making sense. If not, please just tell me what you don't understand. I will for obvious reasons ignore a wat post.

This is just saying that posts with little-to-no content are disrespectful, rather than that the word "wat" is disrespectful specifically.
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: SiamJai on December 07, 2009, 10:59:57
Maybe 'wat' has its use, but it can definitely be disrespectful in some cases, like when it's used as a reply to a non-native English speaker's post.

I can't speak for others, but as a non-native English user, I put a conscious effort into making every post of mine clear and understandable. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. So I don't mind clarifying it if someone doesn't understand what I wrote and let me know that with respect, like "What did you mean by that?" or even just "What was that?".

But if I got only a single 'wat', 'lolwut', 'wtf' or some weird googled pic as a reply, it looks like a mockery of my efforts and that's not very nice.  X)
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: LPChip on December 07, 2009, 13:44:26
My point exactly.
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: LPChip on December 08, 2009, 10:26:15
In reply to now deleted post(s):
Posted by LimeLemon
wat


I really don't find this funny! REALLY!
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: LimeLemon on December 08, 2009, 11:18:05
Hey, chill dude. Stop being so ridicolous.
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: LPChip on December 08, 2009, 12:37:58
Hey, chill dude. Stop being so ridicolous.

If I wasn't offended by this, I wouldn't have made it into such a big deal in the first place.
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: LimeLemon on December 08, 2009, 14:46:19
I mean that it's ridicolous to be offended by something like that.
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: Salmoneous on December 08, 2009, 15:15:19
I mean that it's ridicolous to be offended by something like that.

I agree. Like you wouldn't be offended if someone would say "what?" but then "wat" Oh that is so bad it's is so offending and people that say it is stupid. If you don't like internet then leave.
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: Pick Yer Poison on December 08, 2009, 15:32:07
I agree. Like you wouldn't be offended if someone would say "what?" but then "wat" Oh that is so bad it's is so offending and people that say it is stupid. If you don't like internet then leave.
If someone made an entire post that only said "What?" and used posts like that just like the posts we've been complaining about, I'd be annoyed at it too.

Hey, chill dude. Stop being so ridicolous.
Hey, you're the one who put a random post saying "wat" in a thread that's against it. Don't go poking the bears and then complain the warning sign wasn't big enough.
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: LPChip on December 08, 2009, 15:46:05
I would also be offended by a single "what?" post, but less offended as just wat without even a ?.
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: Salmoneous on December 08, 2009, 15:49:27
I agree. Like you wouldn't be offended if someone would say "what?" but then "wat" Oh that is so bad it's is so offending and people that say it is stupid. If you don't like internet then leave.
If someone made an entire post that only said "What?" and used posts like that just like the posts we've been complaining about, I'd be annoyed at it too.

That's what I am saying. Wat is not rude at all but how you use the word. But the same thing goes with all words. So this topic has driffed far, from being a question to be quite the debate. I think that we all have different views on things and we can't agree with the others all the time. What I see is that many wants the forums to be as nice as possible and to keep it, I want that to!
But we can't just say that what we think is rude is since there is no such thing as a round Circe, wait, that is irrelevant. But I mean is that it's not just black and white so we can't just go ahead and say that some things are worse then what they really are. We don't need alot of rules to keep the forum nice and we can't just do and don't.

Edit: oh ninjad by LPChip.
LPChip, I wouln't care, just as I said ^. The words have same meaning. Perhaps start looking at things from the inside and not outside?
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: LimeLemon on December 08, 2009, 16:09:02
wat
You people have no sense of humor. AND GO SALMON!
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: LPChip on December 08, 2009, 16:24:41
Salmoneous, its not just a matter of accepting that people are different. Its about the thoughts from every side. People here for unknown reasons don't understand why I can be against it. I want to express this so people can learn that I feel this way.

Secondly I'm still looking into how much people are disturbed by this. It seems that enough people are disturbed by the meaningless of a single worded post, so if we're going to do something about this, it'll be on that matter.
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: Razzorman on December 08, 2009, 19:22:07
Secondly I'm still looking into how much people are disturbed by this. It seems that enough people are disturbed by the meaningless of a single worded post, so if we're going to do something about this, it'll be on that matter.

Why? There is already a rule about not being rude. As I see it, there is no need to clarify it with several rules against specific kinds of rudeness.

Besides, its been pretty clear so far that most people are only offended if you make a single word post as a response to something serious, and I agree with them. Serious posts with effort put into them should not be ridiculed.
However, I'm completely fine with it if it is a response to something that is already a joke. I don't see any problem with joking about jokes.
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: D Fast on December 08, 2009, 20:31:52
Oh dear jesus tapdancing christ... This is internet. Furthermore this is a forum. Even furthermore people browsing this forum are most likely:

A) Participating more or less actively in the discussions and thus having a certain amount of knowledge over online forums in general and the people involved in the discussions at this particular forum.
B) Not registered but have been observing this board for a short or a longer time, but they also have been around the internet a few times and know how things are in most of the forums out there.

Getting offended by a single word such as "wat" is just the beginning to something more or less drastic. People are different for sure, but the web being as old as it is and online forums being as old as they are people should by now have a clear undestanding that there are a lot of young people browsing these forums, thus you simply can't be offended by all the little (and pointless) stuff people blargh out of their fingers, mostly because it's uncalled for.

Seriously, getting offended by such a ridiculous little internet meme'ish thing and also calling the usage of the word disrespectful towards others... it's year 2009, it's the internet, there are young people participating here and all the older ones should by now have a grip of the oh-so-common-in-forums internet language. Yes, I'm more or less telling to get used to it, whether you like it or not. It'll be easier if you go with it, because it's not going to vanish anywhere. It might get outdated at some point like "lol" or "rofl", but nevertheless.

It's most definitely not ok to type random nonsense nonstop, making probable interesting posts difficult or at least really annoying to read through and in the end most likely leaving you with no desire to take part in such a random topic.

If someone was writing the holy book of the internet laws, using the word "wat" in forum posts described earlier in this thread would most likely be allowed. Same goes for "+1" and all the alike.

No offense or such LPChip and others, this is just how I feel about this certain word and the amount of hassle it creates in some people. I'd guess a steady 99% of the people posting stuff on the internet are rude in one way or another, but I honestly don't think people want to be mean towards others intentionally. Smiley icons are here to help us not to get misunderstood, but people tend to abuse those as well so it's better not to stress over it.

I've also come to the conclusion that whoever makes the biggest "funny" in the internet WINS. Or at least if that's the case, people sure are trying their best (=worst) to win.
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: Razzorman on December 08, 2009, 20:49:53
Yeah. This is the internet. One word posts are inevitable, and the word "wat" isn't going out of style.
It is just a word, and is no more offensive than any other word. You can't ban the use of neither words themselves, or put a limit on how few we can use in a post.
What you can do, is to make sure nobody uses it in a rude way, but aren't you already doing that?

Slightly off topic, but am I the only one here who feels that this is a freedom of speech issue? :P2
Title: Re: What does 'wat' stands for?
Post by: LPChip on December 08, 2009, 21:36:38
After 4 pages, I have a fair idea of what people think when seeing such post. Although I still think that the way "wat" posts are being used is basically saying: I ignore you, it seems that people find that acceptable. For that reason, I won't add a rule to prevent posts with "wat" in them.

I do like to conclude what I see though: People generally are against posts without a meaning, which can happen if a "wat" post is being made on a normal post.

So I hereby would kindly ask to look try and not post "wat" posts if they don't have to. Also, try use your internet skills to make normal posts with at least some words. 90% of the posts this topic is talking about could have more words. Really.

And finally, if people make "wat" posts as replies to posts I made, I will ignore them. If you don't understand a post of mine, then please add what you don't understand, so I can enlighten that part of my post. If you think that ignoring means that I won't read your "wat" posts, and thus can spam them wherever possible, no. If I see that you "spam" using "wat" posts you are still breaking the rules, and that most likely gets your posts deleted and at some point get you a ban. (but that always was the case).