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spamming, n. Computing slang.
Brit. |ˈspamɪŋ|, U.S. |ˈspæmɪŋ|
[‹ spam v. + -ing suffix1.]
The practice of sending irrelevant, inappropriate, or unsolicited postings or e-mails over the Internet, esp. indiscriminately and in very large numbers; an instance of this.
[1993Wired Dec. 32/4 Spammin'—To speak aimlessly on a mishmash of topics. To stuff someone's brain with information of questionable content.] 1994San Francisco Chron. (Nexis) 28 Apr. e7 People around the world started flooding Canter and Siegel's mailbox, sending junk faxes to the fax number that was in the ad, and basically doing everything possible to overload them. (This is known as spamming.) 1995Wired Mar. 46/1 Boldt lists the e-mail addresses of people responsible for junk e-mail and Net spamming so you can easily add them to your kill file or mail bomb 'em back. 1999Independent 7 Dec. i. 15/6 The practice of flooding e-mail, ‘spamming’ in English, meanwhile is pollu-postage, from pollution and public post. |