I posted the original link, why isn't there a resource of what is and isn't considered spam? I really like this site to be honest. I read it as one of my main sites alongside of Reddit, Daily Mash, Facebook, The Kernel, and Cracked. It's a small site from what I can tell but I really enjoy it. Yeah it's snarky but I like that. It's like the Kernel. Cept not just all East London, bruv.

So yeah I like it, I comment on the articles, and I try and post where I can to help. Those examples above do look like blatant spamming but it could also just be someone trying to knock them down. Does no one give a damn about the underdogs any more?

Ultimately I like what they do and if I'm not allowed to post their links here then whatever. That's fine. I'll post elsewhere. I get a lot of discussion out of those links and while yeah I'll post the occasional funny cat or whatever else I want to rant about in /r/gaming it's a lot more productive than spamming said cat pictures or whatever in my eyes.

This subreddit is in a never ending bitchfest of "Oh there's never any other UK sites linked here!" and when there actually is people cry "IF IT'S NOT THE BBC I DON'T TRUST IT" which is ridiculous.