 :::: And I've brought it back. First of all, you did not bother to discuss whether this section should be removed before doing so. In stark contrast to you, I proposed adding this section and, after ensuring I could give proof of my claims, I added it. You decided to remove it and then gave your rationale, which has a major drawback. You see, mainstream newspapers would never bother reporting about an online game (let's face it, online games are usually seen as a counterproductive pastime and a bit of a luxury, especially in times like these, with the financial crisis tearing entire societies apart). So far, I've yet to see an article in a mainstream newspaper about Ikariam or ERepublik or Silk Road Online. It is a perfectly sourced section, with a screenshot proving that the spam campaign took place (and, mind you, it's one of many that have been sent to numerous Grepolis players in Greece during the past two weeks). If anything, it's something that actually took place and its verifiability cannot be denied. If you want, I can give a few more screenshots of previous spam messages. Oh, and another reason why this section should stay: it helps raise the issue of possible exploitation of nationalist tendencies among users to achieve various goals (one could be the popularization of nationalism through online games, another could be an increase of the number of players). Perhaps you might think only a loser would bother joining an online game just to get into a confrontation with another nation (with which his/her country may be at odds), but it happens and we cannot deny it, especially when we have proof and evidence.   