User talk:Captainsparrow

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https://spam.cruiseindustrynews.com

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Hello, I don't understand what are you talking about actually! I'm cruise addict, so I just edit some info about cruises. Usually I search information on several top cruising resources, among them cruisecritic, cruisehive, cruisefever, cruisebe, maritimematters, cruiseindustrynews, travelweekly, etc. If you know better cruising sources - just let me know! But please don't call me a spammer! Because I don't have nothing with cruiseindustrynews. And clarify your rules. When I added some info - you asked me to provide link (cite). When I provided links - you call me a spammer. Crazy world! Captainsparrow (talk) 17:28, 13 April 2018 (UTC)[reply]

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spamming cruisebe.com

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Are you crazy? It's impermissible. I just tried to expand information on Wiki. Info about cruise industry is awful now. I don't care about any websites and their affiliates. I wrote about this issue in previous message. Could you find another websites with appropriate info about this industry?! If you don't care about content on Wiki, it's OK. Just answer and I'll delete all my contributions! Your behavior is absolutely unacceptable. And your "messages" don't have anything common with Wiki policy!

~~ Will you answer me?! ~~

July 2018

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