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Smurphy
ANSWERS: 7
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"Can I have points?" and anything with horrible spelling.
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Racial slurs and name calling, (for no real reason anyway!)
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moron, idiot(ic), stupid, insane, 'how on earth', 'whatever possessed so and so?', in other words, anything expressing contempt or extreme frustration - get a grip before asking a question here.
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Name Blasting and belittling one another on purpose - And intentionally trying to cause a bad unhealthy fued
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"Why do <Insert name of broad social/racial/gender group here> <Insert name of literal action or habit here>?" I despise questions that make broad generalisations like that, how would they know that every single <___> on the face of the planet behaves that way? It's bloody ridiculous!
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Here an interesting point of view from Wikipedia: "In general, words and expressions should be avoided if they: - Are ambiguous, uninformative, or non-specific. - Are derogatory or offensive. - Imply that Wikipedia shows support or doubt regarding a viewpoint. - Are condescending toward the reader. - Contain unnecessary jargon (except for technical terminology when appropriate to the subject). - Are unnecessarily flattering or positive. - Are clichéd." Source and further information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Words_to_avoid
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questions that have camoflaged advertisments should not be allowed.
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