Originally posted by Grampy Bobby Each site is identical. Same users, same games. No difference. They just provided a different look to the same site. For example, chess at work is more suitable for playing, you guessed it, at work! (Where your boss might be about...)"
Are you suggesting that chessatwork is designed to deceive your employer?
Originally posted by Grampy Bobby Perhaps your curiosity will be satisfied when you read the reply to your Feedback to the Sole Proprietor of Red Hot Pawn.
Feedback to the sole proprietor? When did that happen?
Originally posted by Great King Rat Err... Don't think so. What happened on that day?
Edit, upon googling I'm thinking you might've found it.
HeiNER, or the Heidelberg Named Entity Resource, which is "a freely available multilingual lexical Named Entity resource extracted from Wikipedia". operating under the auspices of Heidelberg University, extracted those five names from Wikipedia on 15th August 2008.
Originally posted by Grampy Bobby Once again for the final time: this thread is all about categories of online forum behavior, not "a list of the names of people" online or offline.
I think you are mistaken. Take a look at Ghost of a Duke's OP and see what people have been engaged in on this thread.
Originally posted by Grampy Bobby Once again for the final time: this thread is all about categories of online forum behavior, not "a list of the names of people" online or offline.
I guess now we know which one of us is distorted, unfocused and blind.
Originally posted by Grampy Bobby ... this thread is all about categories of online forum behavior, not "a list of the names of people" online or offline.
Opening Post
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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby Once again for the final time: this thread is all about categories of online forum behavior, not "a list of the names of people" online or offline.
Sorry Grampy but i think you have misunderstood why i created this thread. (Perhaps you are confusing it with another?)