Totally agree with that. Each forum member can teach you something. But some participants by their example show you how to do it right, and others - how not to behave. There`s always a sample and an anti-pattern. And it’s hard to say which of these methods works better. Sometimes those conclusions that you draw on the basis of someone else’s negative experience and mistakes are consolidated much more firmly than those that you derive from your own positive practice. Therefore, a huge number of spammers on this forum also contribute in some way to its development: they cause a negative reaction and public condemnation from the majority of forum participants, which makes many members think about the quality of their own posts and the contribution they make.