> Pattern-matching website in answer, potentially bad keyword in answer ---------- Body - Position 8-28: onlinetechnicians.co Body - Position 1-51: http://onlinetechnicians.co/yahoo-customer-service
[ SmokeDetector | MS ] URL-only title, bad NS for domain in body, bad NS for domain in title, bad keyword in body, bad keyword in title, +5 more: supplementlab.org/tryvix/ by Amera Mina on askubuntu.com
It is said in the FAQ (link gone, it now redirects to Tour page)
However, please note that offensive penalties, if levied by the community through spam or offensive votes on your posts here, will affect your reputation on the parent website.
(taken from Jeff Atwood's answer)
But this is ma...
So, I've been awarded the deputy badge on graphic design for raising 80 helpful flags. I'm pretty awesome.
https://graphicdesign.stackexchange.com/users/27180/paddy?tab=activity&sort=all
Much as I love my imaginary internet badges, I think I may only have been on graphic design the once, and c...
Was SmokeDetector fixed to allow you to opt out of notifications when you are not in the room (using !!/notify 111347 stackoverflow False)? Because I swear it was, and I opted out, but I still get notifications when not in the room (in SOBotics).
@Catija I wasn't really in favor of opening up autoflagging for everybody (without even dropping into Charcoal HQ), but apparently this is what we get out of it.
@Glorfindel I agree with you, but I think that they had to make it open to everyone, otherwise it looks like we're just gaming the system (a special club...)
@Glorfindel @WELZ Maybe it should get coupled to number of feedbacks during the last two or three months, like the core role got changed to for higher flagging chance etc. It could probably be a quite low limit like 3 feedbacks over 3 months?
I suggest adding a suggestion as to how people can turn this off, if they'd like. (Maybe the surprise will -> "i don't think I want this on any longer") — doppelgreener6 secs ago
@doppelgreener In IE11 average-Joe users cannot trigger Compatibility Mode anymore. It can only be triggered by websites by an HTTP header or by an X-UA-Compatible tag in the page, through Enterprise Mode (can only be activated by sys-admins), or through Developer Tools
As of January 12, 2016, Internet Explorer 10 is no longer supported on consumer versions of Windows (with Windows 7 users updating to IE11, and Windows 8 users upgrading to 8.1 which includes IE11). The last update was in December 2016, to fix a critical security bug.
We are beginning to face bu...
Here I found a new terminology first time:
Looks like a spam seed is a post, which "is designed to allow spammers to post questions so it looks legitimate".
What does this mean? Maybe it is some type of a spamfilter poisoning?
@ArtOfCode What is the general policy for spam seeds here? If detected or reported by someone else, are they tpu, tp, or fp? Should we manually !!/report them?
@ArtOfCode What is the general policy for spam seeds here? If detected or reported by someone else, are they tpu, tp, or fp? Should we manually !!/report them?
@Glorfindel Hmm. "after some research" ... "Does Alibaba Cloud have a managed app deployment service like App Engine to host and manage Node Js app" which is easiy answered by google ====> SPAM SEED!
If you see any more Alibaba Cloud questions and are unsure whether they're spam seeds, leave them for me. Ping me if I'm not here at the time so I get notified. I am a native mainland China citizen, and I (probably) know more about Alibaba Cloud and have better tools/ways to check them.
If the question is not on Stack Overflow or Server Fault, you can safely give FP if it doesn't seem like spam. If it's on SO or SF, better check more. Plagiarism from another language is an important thing.
You've signed up for Autoflagging, so these flags have been cast automatically on spam posts reported by the SmokeDetector bot.
Here is a link to the flags which have been cast in your name.
If you want to opt out of autoflagging, you can do so on your preferences page.
It's been just over 60 days since I contacted Travis CI. The last update I received was "we've put in an internal ticket" and I'd hear from them in two weeks. That was a month ago. So, I've written up the post. I've asked for an updated and if I don't hear from them by Friday, I'll publish it (and post a public issue for them too). I confirmed it is still a problem and have taken screenshots for the post.
It's going to increase the time we take for this experiment, but it might help mods if they can see more data from outside of spam hour too
Actually...when do our false positives usually occur?
Autoflagging false positives
If those are during spam hour then I agree with you at 100 each. But, if we are inaccurate during the non-busy times, I think we need more data during that time period
The thing is, they’re all blatant spam. There isn’t any debate in whether or not it is intentional. He’s trying to promote his product, it doesn’t matter whether he knows that it’s against the rules or not, it’s spam
@Glorfindel You can execute the !!/report command again in 11 seconds. To avoid one user sending lots of reports in a few commands and slowing SmokeDetector down due to rate-limiting, you have to wait 30 seconds after you've reported multiple posts in one go.