Did Romans love dragons? I believe so. They also love unicorns too. I think they did very much. I have researched the dictionary and could not find anything.
> Pattern-matching website in body, pattern-matching website in title ---------- Title - Position 7-23: skinsolutions.co Body - Position 7-23: skinsolutions.co
> Url in title, bad keyword in body, bad keyword in title, bad keyword in username ---------- Title - Position 13-19: educba Username - Position 13-19: educba Body - Position 13-19: educba Title - Position 2-23: http://www.educba.com
@NormalHuman I might have found a cause for the weird API quota rollovers: I've another bot running on my cloud which also uses the API (so the requests for both bots get sent from the same IP), which might confuse Smokey a bit.
> If an application does have an access_token, then the application is on a distinct user/app pair daily quota (default size of 10,000). A user can have up to 5 distinct quotas at any one time, though this limit is not reflected in quota_remaining returns for privacy reasons.
Did Romans love dragons? I believe so. They also love unicorns too. I think they did very much. I have researched the dictionary and could not find anything.
