Arpig
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Joined: 1/3/2006 From: Increasingly further from reality Status: offline
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but I ultimately don't feel I was spamming anyone. Ah, but you were, or the spam filter would not have been triggered. It is triggered when a member sends out a large number of essentially the same message in a short period of time. You did that. If, as you say, you didn't, then the filter would not have been activated. Its an automatic system, not one that a moderator slaps on you. It doesn't matter what the message is, because nobody is actually reading your messages. When you send out a certain number of messages within a certain amount of time...you are flagged. Thereafter your messages are analyzed at a binary level. Every letter is actually a series of binary numbers, so your message is analyzed that way (00110011 10100010 01000111 10010101...that sort of thing) when the pattern similarity between the messages reachs a certain percentage, the system triggers the spam block. Changing a word here or there won't prevent it, as it analyzes the message as a whole and is triggered based on a mathematical degree of similarity. The only way to avoid it is to avoid one of the triggers: Volume/Similarity/Timeframe. I know from experience that sending out a "This is what I want" email right off is a waste of time. When I did that, I got roughly a 5% response rate, and most of those were of the "good luck" variety. Then I moved to the "Read my profile and if you like it get back to me" style of approach. The response rate went up to around 10%, of which maybe 1/4 were interested. Nowadays I write to any profile that catchs my attention, and open the discussion based on whatever it was that caught my attention. Whether or not we are in any way compatible. My response rate is now around the 80% mark. The responses usually leads to an exchange of 5-10 or so messages, at which point we either have nothing more to say to eachother, or we move offsite. In none of those 5-10 back and forths do I give a listing of what it is I want. That's what my profile is for. Its all laid out there very carefully. When, during an exchange, I am asked what I am looking for...I direct them to my profile. Once they are done with that we can then discuss specifics. For example, that perfect lesbian I started a thread about; we exchanged a few messages about how men percieve lesbians..it was interesting, and that's all. Of course it never led to anything, that was nevcer the intention of the exchange. The point is, a lesbian responded and corresponded pleasantly with a male dom. Not because I am irresistable, but because the opening message was specific to her. I also regularly chat on Yahoo (not the ID she put in her profile, the ID she uses to chat with her friends and family) with a tribute Domme, without having ever offered any form of tribute. I don't recall what it was I said to her (it was a few years ago), but it was tailored to her specifically, and she replied without a demand for tribute...we are now friends. I'm not saying you HAVE to do it that way, but it works for me...and if gets an old goat like me laid, I'd say its a pretty damned effective method.
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