Sentence examples for random posting from inspiring English sources

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The trade name SPAM, for example -- which was created in 1937 by Hormel Foods out of the first and last letters of "spiced ham" -- has, when uncapitalized, come to mean "junk e-mail," with a second sense of "the random posting of advertisements on computer bulletin boards".

That minimizes the chance for random posting, and also means that Trustpilot is gradually building up a strong database of the most engaged consumers.

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Mr. Whitefield's score dodders from "Fiddler's" overused strains to "Godspell's" dried-up well, with obligatory stopovers to the tombstones of random post-"Hair" ripoffs.

Update: There's now a WordPress plugin to generate a random post redirect within the blog.

With StumbleUpon, it's much more likely the random post would be interesting to the reader.

Facebook seems to feel that random posts to a business' wall aren't that helpful to anyone.

Independent digital cinema company RED has dropped a bombshell in the usual way, by a random post on the REDuser.net forums.

Doug Field, if we're to believe random posts on a Segway message board, will become Apple vice president of product design.

Tumblr is claiming that it was an infrastructure failure, and not a "hack," which caused seemingly random posts to appear on a number of users' blogs.

If people accessed random posts from right across Facebook, the study reports that 40-45% of what they saw would fall into that category.

The company had not sought press, but a random post on Hacker News started to create some buzz for the startup, whose app was first available for download this May.

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