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Wall for Dilaton

I meant, I didn't see the point of bumping. A better way to bump, I think, is to edit. Otherwise you will set a precedent and start a bump-party in the future.
Jul 31, 2014 by Ron Maimon
Oh, ok. I didn't see the point.
Jul 31, 2014 by Ron Maimon
Hi Dilaton--- don't pick on VK, he's not a crank. He is interested in self-field problems, and there is a lot of juice left in that old saw. He doesn't accept modern renormalization, but he will eventually, and honest mistakes are not a reason to shun people, or to harass them.
Jul 30, 2014 by Ron Maimon
cool thanks!
Jul 12, 2014 by Dmitry hand me the Kalashnikov
Hi! I would like to give this question a try on overflow  http://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/122814/inertial-mass-and-gravitational-mass-of-5-dimensional-stars .
I guess I could just copy-paste it from stackexchange but I did that last time and it got imported to overflow a little later. Since I don't know if this time it will be imported or not, and to avoid having the same question repeated if it does get imported I would like to know how to demand to import a question from stack (if that is possible) and to request to import the mentioned question. Thanks!
Jul 9, 2014 by Dmitry hand me the Kalashnikov
The essay writing question is spam. Don't bother voting to close and commenting on it.  I've hidden it.
Jul 2, 2014 by dimension10
Hey Dilaton, a couple weeks ago I posted a question here in overflow and simultaneously on stac.exchange. Today I have noted that it has been imported here from stack.exchange. It would be nice to merge both questions because there are interesting answers ( I think) in both. Here'the one I posted http://www.physicsoverflow.org/18917/modes-internal-operator-representations-isometry-compact and here's the one that has been brought from stac.exchange http://www.physicsoverflow.org/19293/modes-internal-operator-representations-isometry-compact
Jun 17, 2014 by Dmitry hand me the Kalashnikov
No, it was certainly a spam bot, the bot is intended to spam blogs, I've seen the same message posted on my blog many times, but it accidentally attacks forums and makes a fool out of itself.
Jun 2, 2014 by dimension10
Smithe92 was a spambot, though I have no idea how he solved the captcha.
Jun 2, 2014 by dimension10
Hi Dilaton,   
    
I've purposed a Physics website for homework question on Area51: http://area51.stackexchange.com/proposals/69198/physics-problems?referrer=jpFTJqd3z6Dqi4sXlAyGiw2   
   
If it could work then we won't have to cater unnecessary homework stuff  on Phys_underflow.    
I think You'd like it so I thought I should message you.   
    
Regards     
The Paradox :-)
May 24, 2014 by User31782




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