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[Va1a]

Oh dear! Oh, how the flaming! Oh the spambots!

[Independent South Africa]

I SPY a big flame war going here

[Farnhamia]

Oh dear! Oh, how the flaming! Oh the spambots!

I SPY a big flame war going here

Please provide specific posts. You can copy the URL by clicking the little document icon next to the date-time stamp.

[Austria-Bohemia-Hungary]

OP's formatting is börked

[Independent South Africa]

Oh dear! Oh, how the flaming! Oh the spambots!

I SPY a big flame war going here

Please provide specific posts. You can copy the URL by clicking the little document icon next to the date-time stamp.

You know, I didn’t call you a coward. You are a pacifist, because of your ICDN days. But eh, if you are the one who’s actually going to fall to insults after being complimented, I’m not going to argue.

You're the coward SM

These posts indicate a flame war going on in the thread I sent you

[Denoidumbutoniurucwivobrs]

OP's formatting is börked

Post where broken posts begin
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[Dexterra]

OP's formatting is börked

Post where broken posts begin

No, it's the OP that is broken, check out their signature. I'm only adding onto this to clarify that and offer the fix for it (switching the /align and /box tags), if it that is alright:

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Thought the War in Ukraine, and Armenia was enough for the year? Guess again, there's a war brewing between Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan! This decade is starting off pretty great. Now for the source:

[box][align=justify]BISHKEK, Sept 16 (Reuters) - Kyrgyzstan accused Tajikistan of fresh shelling late on Friday despite a ceasefire deal reached by the two countries' presidents, as a deadly border conflict forced thousands of people to evacuate.

Kyrgyz President Sadyr Japarov and his Tajik counterpart Emomali Rakhmon agreed to order a ceasefire and troop pullback in a meeting in Uzbekistan on Friday, the Kyrgyz president's office said.

The former Soviet republics, both of which are Russia's allies, earlier accused each other of restarting fighting in a disputed area that has left at least three dead and dozens wounded.

The ceasefire was set to take effect from 16.00 local time (10.00 GMT), Kyrgyz border guards said in a statement. Tajik authorities confirmed that the agreement had been reached.

The Kyrgyz side, however, said two of its villages were shelled again after the agreement took effect.

Earlier on Friday, Moscow urged a cessation of hostilities.

Kyrgyzstan has said that Tajik forces using tanks, armoured personnel carriers and mortars entered at least one Kyrgyz village and shelled the airport of the Kyrgyz town of Batken and adjacent areas.

About 18,500 people have already left the area, Russia's RIA news agency cited the Red Cross as saying.

In turn, Tajikistan accused Kyrgyz forces of shelling an outpost and seven villages with "heavy weaponry" in the same area, which is famous for its jigsaw-puzzle political and ethnic geography and became the site of similar hostilities last year, also nearly leading to a war.

A civilian was killed and three injured, authorities in the Tajik city of Isfara said. Two Tajik border guards were killed earlier this week.

Kyrgyzstan reported one dead and 55 wounded on Friday in its southern Batken province which borders Tajikistan's northern Sughd region and features a Tajik exclave, Vorukh, a key hotspot in recent conflicts.

Japarov and Rakhmon both attended a regional security and cooperation summit in Uzbekistan on Friday. Neither mentioned the conflict in their speeches at the event where Russian President Vladimir Putin and other leaders were present.

Clashes over the poorly demarcated border are frequent, but usually de-escalate quickly.

SOVIET LEGACY
Border issues in Central Asia stem to a large extent from the Soviet era when Moscow tried to divide the region between ethnic groups whose settlements were often located amidst those of other ethnicities.

Both countries host Russian military bases.

Temur Umarov, a fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace focussing on Central Asia, said the remote, agricultural villages at the centre of the dispute are not economically significant, but that both sides have given it an exaggerated political significance.

Umarov said that governments in both Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan have come to rely on what he called "populist, nationalist rhetoric" that made an exchange of territory aimed at ending the conflict impossible.

Another Central Asia analyst, Alexander Knyazev, said the sides showed no will to resolve the conflict peacefully and the mutual territorial claims provoked aggressive attitudes on all levels.

He said only third-party peacekeepers could prevent further conflicts by establishing a demilitarised zone in the area.[/align][/box]
[color=green]https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/kyrgyzstan-says-border-outposts-under-tajik-fire-again-2022-09-16/[/color]
My opinion is now pending.

What are your thoughts on this NSG?

[Thermodolia]

Thread seems a bit borked starting here

[United Calanworie]

re. BBCode posts, fixed.

[United Calanworie]

Please provide specific posts. You can copy the URL by clicking the little document icon next to the date-time stamp.

You're the coward SM

These posts indicate a flame war going on in the thread I sent you

None of those are actionable.

[Dexterra]

re. BBCode posts, fixed.

One more broken post with /align and /box tags ma'am, this is the fix, thanks:

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[quote="The-Rapture-Republic";p="39963787"]Thought the War in Ukraine, and Armenia was enough for the year? Guess again, there's a war brewing between Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan? This decade is starting off pretty great. Now for the source:

[box][align=justify]BISHKEK, Sept 16 (Reuters) - Kyrgyzstan accused Tajikistan of fresh shelling late on Friday despite a ceasefire deal reached by the two countries' presidents, as a deadly border conflict forced thousands of people to evacuate.

Kyrgyz President Sadyr Japarov and his Tajik counterpart Emomali Rakhmon agreed to order a ceasefire and troop pullback in a meeting in Uzbekistan on Friday, the Kyrgyz president's office said.

The former Soviet republics, both of which are Russia's allies, earlier accused each other of restarting fighting in a disputed area that has left at least three dead and dozens wounded.

The ceasefire was set to take effect from 16.00 local time (10.00 GMT), Kyrgyz border guards said in a statement. Tajik authorities confirmed that the agreement had been reached.

The Kyrgyz side, however, said two of its villages were shelled again after the agreement took effect.

Earlier on Friday, Moscow urged a cessation of hostilities.

Kyrgyzstan has said that Tajik forces using tanks, armoured personnel carriers and mortars entered at least one Kyrgyz village and shelled the airport of the Kyrgyz town of Batken and adjacent areas.

About 18,500 people have already left the area, Russia's RIA news agency cited the Red Cross as saying.

In turn, Tajikistan accused Kyrgyz forces of shelling an outpost and seven villages with "heavy weaponry" in the same area, which is famous for its jigsaw-puzzle political and ethnic geography and became the site of similar hostilities last year, also nearly leading to a war.

A civilian was killed and three injured, authorities in the Tajik city of Isfara said. Two Tajik border guards were killed earlier this week.

Kyrgyzstan reported one dead and 55 wounded on Friday in its southern Batken province which borders Tajikistan's northern Sughd region and features a Tajik exclave, Vorukh, a key hotspot in recent conflicts.

Japarov and Rakhmon both attended a regional security and cooperation summit in Uzbekistan on Friday. Neither mentioned the conflict in their speeches at the event where Russian President Vladimir Putin and other leaders were present.

Clashes over the poorly demarcated border are frequent, but usually de-escalate quickly.

SOVIET LEGACY
Border issues in Central Asia stem to a large extent from the Soviet era when Moscow tried to divide the region between ethnic groups whose settlements were often located amidst those of other ethnicities.

Both countries host Russian military bases.

Temur Umarov, a fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace focussing on Central Asia, said the remote, agricultural villages at the centre of the dispute are not economically significant, but that both sides have given it an exaggerated political significance.

Umarov said that governments in both Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan have come to rely on what he called "populist, nationalist rhetoric" that made an exchange of territory aimed at ending the conflict impossible.

Another Central Asia analyst, Alexander Knyazev, said the sides showed no will to resolve the conflict peacefully and the mutual territorial claims provoked aggressive attitudes on all levels.

He said only third-party peacekeepers could prevent further conflicts by establishing a demilitarised zone in the area.[/align][/box]

My opinion is now pending.

What are your thoughts Nationstates?[/quote]
Most peaceful day in Central Asia.

[United Calanworie]

re. BBCode posts, fixed.

One more broken post with /align and /box tags ma'am, this is the fix thanks:

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[quote="The-Rapture-Republic";p="39963787"]Thought the War in Ukraine, and Armenia was enough for the year? Guess again, there's a war brewing between Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan? This decade is starting off pretty great. Now for the source:

[box][align=justify]BISHKEK, Sept 16 (Reuters) - Kyrgyzstan accused Tajikistan of fresh shelling late on Friday despite a ceasefire deal reached by the two countries' presidents, as a deadly border conflict forced thousands of people to evacuate.

Kyrgyz President Sadyr Japarov and his Tajik counterpart Emomali Rakhmon agreed to order a ceasefire and troop pullback in a meeting in Uzbekistan on Friday, the Kyrgyz president's office said.

The former Soviet republics, both of which are Russia's allies, earlier accused each other of restarting fighting in a disputed area that has left at least three dead and dozens wounded.

The ceasefire was set to take effect from 16.00 local time (10.00 GMT), Kyrgyz border guards said in a statement. Tajik authorities confirmed that the agreement had been reached.

The Kyrgyz side, however, said two of its villages were shelled again after the agreement took effect.

Earlier on Friday, Moscow urged a cessation of hostilities.

Kyrgyzstan has said that Tajik forces using tanks, armoured personnel carriers and mortars entered at least one Kyrgyz village and shelled the airport of the Kyrgyz town of Batken and adjacent areas.

About 18,500 people have already left the area, Russia's RIA news agency cited the Red Cross as saying.

In turn, Tajikistan accused Kyrgyz forces of shelling an outpost and seven villages with "heavy weaponry" in the same area, which is famous for its jigsaw-puzzle political and ethnic geography and became the site of similar hostilities last year, also nearly leading to a war.

A civilian was killed and three injured, authorities in the Tajik city of Isfara said. Two Tajik border guards were killed earlier this week.

Kyrgyzstan reported one dead and 55 wounded on Friday in its southern Batken province which borders Tajikistan's northern Sughd region and features a Tajik exclave, Vorukh, a key hotspot in recent conflicts.

Japarov and Rakhmon both attended a regional security and cooperation summit in Uzbekistan on Friday. Neither mentioned the conflict in their speeches at the event where Russian President Vladimir Putin and other leaders were present.

Clashes over the poorly demarcated border are frequent, but usually de-escalate quickly.

SOVIET LEGACY
Border issues in Central Asia stem to a large extent from the Soviet era when Moscow tried to divide the region between ethnic groups whose settlements were often located amidst those of other ethnicities.

Both countries host Russian military bases.

Temur Umarov, a fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace focussing on Central Asia, said the remote, agricultural villages at the centre of the dispute are not economically significant, but that both sides have given it an exaggerated political significance.

Umarov said that governments in both Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan have come to rely on what he called "populist, nationalist rhetoric" that made an exchange of territory aimed at ending the conflict impossible.

Another Central Asia analyst, Alexander Knyazev, said the sides showed no will to resolve the conflict peacefully and the mutual territorial claims provoked aggressive attitudes on all levels.

He said only third-party peacekeepers could prevent further conflicts by establishing a demilitarised zone in the area.[/align][/box]

My opinion is now pending.

What are your thoughts Nationstates?[/quote]
Most peaceful day in Central Asia.

Friggin [align] tags...

[Dexterra]

Insufficient OP, spammy, could be rehomed to Forum 7

[Azzi-Hayasa]

Insufficent OPs

[Esternial]

All caught up!

The insufficient OP in Technical I don't believe needs any action. In Technical sometimes people pose simple/short questions that have simple answers :)

[Outer Sparta]

viewtopic.php?t=523949&f=20&view=unread#unread

Spam threads of "bring this entity back"

Edit: and the OP has been continually spamming with spam OPs such as viewtopic.php?f=25&t=523948

[Necroghastia]

https://forum.nationstates.net/viewtopic.php?t=523949&f=20&view=unread#unread

Spam threads of "bring this entity back"

Edit: and the OP has been continually spamming with spam OPs such as viewtopic.php?f=25&t=523948

viewtopic.php?f=20&t=523950&view=unread#unread
add an IC thread in General

[Dexterra]

Insufficient OP, spammy/bloggy

[Dexterra]

Spam

[Dexterra]

Spam duplicate threads

[Dexterra]

I believe it would benefit these guys if their four related threads were merged, with a link to the Guide to Sports Roleplaying as well

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Spam

[Dexterra]

Insufficient OP, spammy based on their history, in-character in an out-of-character forum

[Vavlar]

Report becoming spam in moderation+opinions on matters of moderation

Essentially spamming due to multiple bloggy, low quality, insufficient OP threads

[Dexterra]

Needs a de-sticky and mark 'passed,' thanks

[Vavlar]

People never learn do they? (people keep posting on report)