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Except that's not even what happened. The conversation did not shift into something branching off from the specified thread topic— instead, he posted something completely unrelated and random multiple times after being warned not to twice. There's a name for this: Spam.

An administrator has stated that people who post things entirely off topic, such as "I like to fuck elephants" in unrelated threads, get banned/infractioned. This is non-negotiable.

I'm not trying to negotiate in any way. He was obviously in rule violation and disregarded multiple warnings from administration.

But before any actual spamming had been done, we were just talking about sponges (vibrating sponge, followed by contraceptive sponge). If you read a couple pages back you can actually see posts that were not deleted (and therefore I assume did not break any rules, as the other posts that did were deleted) where the conversation smoothly shifted to my name. Seeing as my name is Sponge, the conversation naturally became about sponges.

These posts were deleted and we were issued infractions. This was when Bors started posting completely unrelated posts and my posts were "I hate ____" (as to stay on topic). I received a warning that my posts were too short, after they were deleted and so I posted longer ones with explanations. One of these posts was "Staying on topic makes me angry" or something similar. Hence why it was reposted with an explanation after Bors started spamming.

The statement wasn't aimed at the spam, but the original incident about sponges where the shift to the new topic was clear and natural. However, I can see how you would misunderstand this.