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- Excessive Multi-Posting (EMP) is posting an article to dozens of newsgroups or more, one newsgroup per post.
- Crossposting an article to many newsgroups at once.
- Such articles are rarely relevant to so many newsgroups at once and are usually the hallmark of a clueless newbie or a spammer.
- Spam Tip: Read the fine print when filling out forms online, most forms have a box that has been pre-checked to indicate that your details can be shared with other sites for the purpose of sending you newsletters (read: junk mail), so make sure to de-select those options.
- A computer program that can visit websites and usenet news groups in the same manner that a human reader would, and can thereby collect what look like valid e-mail addresses for inclusion in a spam mailing list, is called a spambot.
- Massive floods of forged articles, typically intended to disrupt a newsgroup, in which gibberish articles containing reasonable-looking headers are spammed to the group, make the legitimate articles too difficult to find.
- To cross-post is to send a single message to multiple newsgroups.
- This is preferable to sending single copies of a message to each newsgroup for three reasons: First, by only sending a single copy, you reduce network resource consumption.
- Second, most newsreaders allow users to view and discard a crossposted message with just one reading, even if they subsequently visit other newsgroups to which the message was posted.
- Third, a followup reponse to the original article will be seen in all the relavent newsgroups, instead of just the one.
- Spam which consists of a large number of messages sent to a large number of newsgroups is called Horizontal Spam.
- Horizontal spam typically represents someone trying to get a message across to the greatest number of people, regardless of whether or not the message is is relevant to those newsgroups or of interest to the people who receive it.
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