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PM is great.

That's why I care.

Flooding it with junk data lowers value of PM.

For me, the value of PM lies in both questions and the answers.

But when you have to sort through kilobytes of useless rehashing of old themes to find one or two lines of actual original thought... well...sorting through spam is painfull.

When you've got nothing to say, you'd better provide a link instead of flooding PM with unoriginal thoughts.

In reply to Re^2: Why do nodes with minimal value get upvoted most? by Eyck
in thread Why do nodes with minimal value get upvoted most? by Eyck

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