My mom has been spamming my email almost everyday for years with links to conspiracy sites. It's all anti-vax nonsense, "chem trails", creationist, pro-Trump stuff, etc. I've asked her to stop several times. She does...for a few days...then she starts it up again. I created an email rule that just shoves all her messages into a folder so I don't have to see it everyday.
this post was submitted on 10 Jan 2025
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"My friend keeps sending me unsolicited conspiracy theory material. Should I ask them to stop?"
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I had an uncle who did that. I'd reply with "LOL".
He stopped, but YMMV.