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  Spamming

Sigma KEE - Spamming
Spamming(spamming)

appearance as argument number 1
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(subclass Spamming NetworkMessaging) ComputingBrands.kif 4086-4086 Spamming is a subclass of network messaging
(documentation Spamming EnglishLanguage "The Processing of sending unsolicited messages to a large number of recipients. Some recipients may decide, for example, they want the mail and buy a product advertised in the mail so it need not be unwanted by all. The mail need not sell a product, as it could be a political advertisement.") ComputingBrands.kif 4087-4090 Spamming is a subclass of network messaging

appearance as argument number 2
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(termFormat EnglishLanguage Spamming "spamming") ComputingBrands.kif 4091-4091

antecedent
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(=>
    (and
        (instance ?S Spamming)
        (instance ?G GroupOfPeople)
        (memberCount ?G ?N)
        (destination ?S ?G))
    (modalAttribute
        (greaterThan ?N 100) Likely))
ComputingBrands.kif 4093-4101 If X is an instance of spamming, Y is an instance of group of people, Z is a member count of Y, and X ends up at Y, then the statement Z is greater than 100 has the modal force of likely
(=>
    (and
        (instance ?S Spamming)
        (result ?S ?SPAM)
        (instance ?S Spam)
        (instance ?H Human)
        (destination ?S ?H))
    (not
        (exists (?R)
            (and
                (instance ?R Requesting)
                (patient ?R ?SPAM)))))
ComputingBrands.kif 4103-4114 If X is an instance of spamming, Y is a result of X, X is an instance of spam, Z is an instance of human, and X ends up at Z, then there doesn't exist W such that W is an instance of requesting and Y is a patient of W
(=>
    (and
        (instance ?S Spamming)
        (result ?S ?SPAM)
        (instance ?S Spam)
        (instance ?H Human)
        (destination ?S ?H))
    (not
        (modalAttribute
            (wants ?H ?SPAM) Likely)))
ComputingBrands.kif 4116-4126 If X is an instance of spamming, Y is a result of X, X is an instance of spam, Z is an instance of human, and X ends up at Z, then the statement Z doesn't want Y doesn't have the modal force of likely


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