Name given to a fake user account created to generate spam, or a profile created to provide links from a user listing of a non-existant person. (spoo' zer)
"Bill woke up in the morning to find 900 new members had join his forum, but discovered them to all be spusers."
Thank you. While I possess no valid letters to trail behind my name, I do enjoy words having always been a reader. But working with domains this past year has opened my eyes to something about them that I now enjoy in a way I had never done before. Perhaps its the ability to "own" them or just that I have been forced to look more closely not at just the information they transmit, but the nature of the word itself. I saw the forest, now I see the trees and I want to hug them.
Thank you for your first comment. If you had not made it I might have stumbled along for some time not realizing the garden I was in. I just looked at your profile and a few of your many lists, including "spam", and I think I get a little better what's going on here.
*Our definition of spam is mercurial and we reserve the right to be erratic."
So, you're a bunch of SPAMNazis, huh? Cool, I like this place more and more and can completely identify with that attitude, dispite the first impression I may have given. Sorry. I understand how my profile could have been seen to go beyond a description and into advertising.
Yes, I do have a business interest here in both research and finding possible customers, but I also do my very best to play by the rules and have edited my profile to reflect this sentiment. :-)
Ouch! That hurts and I think is rather harsh of you. I have posted no links and not tried to sell anything.... please reconsider your opinion or let me know why you think I have nothing to offer???
I had never heard of this word until I found it as an expired domain name. While not used very much, I liked it and now own it. It seems as thought it is becoming more popular. That is more people are searching for it as time goes on.
Comments by nielsencl
nielsencl commented on the word friendworking
Used in place of networking where the activity takes place on social network websites and is not always purly business-related.
October 1, 2010
nielsencl commented on the word spuser
Name given to a fake user account created to generate spam, or a profile created to provide links from a user listing of a non-existant person. (spoo' zer)
"Bill woke up in the morning to find 900 new members had join his forum, but discovered them to all be spusers."
September 25, 2010
nielsencl commented on the word buynetics
Buynetics describes the science and effectiveness of Internet web marketing and ecommerce for selling products and services.
"Mark found that SEO greatly increased the buynetics of his web site, resulting in more visitor traffic and sales."
September 23, 2010
nielsencl commented on the user nielsencl
Thank you. While I possess no valid letters to trail behind my name, I do enjoy words having always been a reader. But working with domains this past year has opened my eyes to something about them that I now enjoy in a way I had never done before. Perhaps its the ability to "own" them or just that I have been forced to look more closely not at just the information they transmit, but the nature of the word itself. I saw the forest, now I see the trees and I want to hug them.
Thank you for your first comment. If you had not made it I might have stumbled along for some time not realizing the garden I was in. I just looked at your profile and a few of your many lists, including "spam", and I think I get a little better what's going on here.
September 23, 2010
nielsencl commented on the user nielsencl
*Our definition of spam is mercurial and we reserve the right to be erratic."
So, you're a bunch of SPAMNazis, huh? Cool, I like this place more and more and can completely identify with that attitude, dispite the first impression I may have given. Sorry. I understand how my profile could have been seen to go beyond a description and into advertising.
Yes, I do have a business interest here in both research and finding possible customers, but I also do my very best to play by the rules and have edited my profile to reflect this sentiment. :-)
September 22, 2010
nielsencl commented on the user nielsencl
Ouch! That hurts and I think is rather harsh of you. I have posted no links and not tried to sell anything.... please reconsider your opinion or let me know why you think I have nothing to offer???
September 22, 2010
nielsencl commented on the word bankrupture
I had never heard of this word until I found it as an expired domain name. While not used very much, I liked it and now own it. It seems as thought it is becoming more popular. That is more people are searching for it as time goes on.
September 22, 2010