[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Bad keyword in body, blacklisted website in body, blacklisted website in title, pattern-matching website in body, pattern-matching website in title, +1 more (494): https www.supplementcyclopedia.com by edmond606 on apple.SE
@ArtOfCode - That tool sounds OK, except that I must join GitHub to reply, and I'm not an admin (only a small role in this, my 2¢). - If the 'double-bang-backslash wave' command placed a number after the score in parentheses or put an 🍊 square after the "MS" that would highlight the result in the chat feed so when it is very busy we could visit those links ahead of others reports and check them as a priority.
We'll be taking Stack Overflow and the Stack Exchange Q&A sites offline for just a moment to failover our primary SQL clusters. Interruption should be minimal.
Chat went down for me for a while too, there's probably some stability issues with connections (which (probably, unless it's manual) explains the failovers)
@Rob - I've seen 4 or 5, which isn't that bad a group of sites with this many people. I know what you mean, I got a ping for you the other day, and based on the content it appeared to be for me. In my defense I have been on the Internet since a week and a half before it opened to the public.
It would be great if you could put a minus sign in front of the at symbol to show that you meant the person whom did not speak last, and if using the 'Reply Arrow' selected the correct person.
[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Bad keyword in body, bad keyword in title, body starts with title and ends in url, link at end of body, link following arrow in body, +3 more (686): Tevida Testosterone Booster by ednajaniki on drupal.SE
@EriktheOutgolfer An ex-CM gave us permission a couple years ago to use spam flags instead of R/A flags because they’re almost identical. That being said, audits have always been one of the places that they’re differentiated, and our flags been causing trouble with audits for a long time (the Meta post you reference was certainly not the first one).
@SmokeDetector It's definitely NAA, which may be the appropriate flag. The link may just be a signature, but it's definitely undisclosed affiliation. The user's name is listed as the author on at least several of the blog entries. I did not check beyond seeing the name several times, mostly because the page isn't in English.
You make a valid flag (contribution) and someone edits (pulls the rug out from under you) then your flag isn't helpful and your time/effort is wasted. I call it a rip off.
The flag should apply to the version. It like accepting an answer and then the answerer changes the answer to "The OP is a fool" ,- and it looks like an accepted answer.
[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Bad keyword in body, bad keyword in title, blacklisted website in body, body starts with title and ends in url, link at end of body, +4 more (689): Green Forskolin by mandari1 on workplace.SE
