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There are an absurd number of questions about masturbation on Islam.SE. Either that or I somehow always show up in here when SD has happened to report one.

I've noticed that too. Possible coincidence to be entirely fair, but I have also observed that pattern.

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@hyper-neutrino Oh, hey! I never noticed you'd won that mod election I'd voted for you in! Belated congrats. :-)

I mostly only check in on Code Golf when I see something interesting in HNQ.

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@CodyGray I have taken to flagging most of them as low quality when I see them; I can't believe this is the raison d'être for the Islam site

@tripleee I would not think so, no. In fact, the skeptic in me has to wonder whether they are legitimate questions, or trolls who have figured out a plausible-looking angle for trolling.

@CodyGray Oh, thank you :)

exactly

Many, many juveniles would get a real kick out of posting something containing "masturbation" that stood standing on the site.

You've actually commented on my post after I got my diamond but to be fair it was a long time ago :P

Oh

I likely didn't notice the usercard.

And that "give the users time before deleting" is something that seems to have gained currency on some of the smaller SE sites, and it really irritates me.

Yeah, probably, lol. I mean, there are many mods on many sites to remember; I guess it's by coincidence I haven't talked here while you were around so you didn't notice :P

Yup, exactly.

@CodyGray Fair enough. We have a really high success rate for HNQ - I think like, 75% of non-closed questions within the past year or something like that - because the algorithm likes answers, and we have a ridiculously high answer-to-question ratio :P

@hyper-neutrino Regarding Cody's comment on the post you just linked, I think the comment should be left after deleting the answer, otherwise the comment disappears from the user's inbox (at least that's what I think happens).

@CodyGray Hm. I'm still not entirely sure how I feel about it - TBH, I frequently have some troubles between being "nice" and just fulfilling my tasks and doing my job properly, though I'd like to think I've gotten better at that.

@cigien Wait, actually?? Well... that's unfortunate...

@hyper-neutrino Yup. Well, also, I look for them in HNQ, because I do like participating in some of the challenges. Waiting for the best ones in HNQ is a good way for me to limit the amount of time that I allow you guys to suck out of my day. :-)

Well, I will have to start doing that then. I have always left comments first oops.

@SmokeDetector still up

@cigien That might be true, but I'm not entirely certain. It's possible that comments from moderators don't get removed from the inbox.

I'd have to double-check. Either way, it's not that big of a deal.

The user will still see the comment left by the mod when they go to look at the answer, wondering why it's deleted.

Most answers that I delete as invalid are really old and forgotten, and more times than not, the user hasn't even been on the site for upwards of a few years, or have formally declared their permanent departure from SE since 2019

@hyper-neutrino I've hardly ever found them to be in conflict, except in the case where I have to suspend someone whom I believe is genuinely doing their best. (We have a lot of folks on SO who, uh... are well-meaning people, but just have a very unconstructive way of expressing themselves, which tends to garner a lot of unfriendly flags.)

@CodyGray Fair enough :) It's easy to waste too much time on CGCC, but at least I now get the excuse that I'm just doing my job as a mod lol.

So many questions hitting HNQ is actually something that doesn't play well into our voting culture and the whole FGITW effect, but at the same time, our site would not be able to do so well without the HNQ attention.

@CodyGray That's fair enough. I mostly get that feeling when moderating chat or replying to this one specific user I suspended like 6 socks of (though that was not really me trying to be nice, but rather restraining myself to not be unnecessarily rude especially if my sockpuppet identification was mistaken)

I actually have not suspended many users at all in like, 9 months as a mod

I don't tend to handle garbage content or problematic users so much as organize the community and relay stuff between the community and CMs TBH. Since like, everything we do goes against the SE philosophy so we have feature requests like every 3 seconds :)

@hyper-neutrino Hmm, not sure I follow the logic. What is the voting culture clash? Because certain questions that hit HNQ get upvoted head-and-shoulders above the rest, which skews the balance? I can't think of anything else. FGITW seems like even less of a problem... as you said, it's natural for CGCC questions to have tons of answers. Plus, FGITW is mainly only an issue if it discourages people from posting additional, better answers, and I doubt it does on your site.

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@hyper-neutrino Yeah, moderating chat is tough. I try not to do too much of it. There are people much better at it than me.

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@hyper-neutrino It's always such a different experience moderating on a smaller site. Where an SO mod will easily suspend a half-dozen users each day, on the other sites, you do maybe 1 user per month.

And that means that you agonize over each suspension.

Because it feels weird, unnatural, and all that much more personal.

@CodyGray Not so much discourages, but rather the fast-to-write submissions in golfing languages get early upvotes and a lot of people sort by activity on our site, but for people coming in from HNQ, sort-by-votes makes more sense for Q+As, and so early upvoted solutions get even more upvotes, and so the higher-effort posts that come in later tend to get less attention than they should

we've had people run analysis and experiments on this voting phenomenon and how effort and timing correlate to score and it can be discouraging to see a 3-byte jelly answer consisting of 2 builtins get so many more upvotes than a well-thought-out Haskell answer that uses some really clever features and optimizations

Overall it's not really that big of a deal, but it is a thing that's been around for as long as I can remember.

@hyper-neutrino Heh. Well, I don't really upvote solutions in golfing languages, so that's never been an issue for me. But that does make sense. I definitely leave sorting by votes on everywhere, and can hardly imagine doing otherwise. But I can say that, as someone who often posts a non-golfing solution a bit late to challenges, I'm hardly starving for attention upvotes.

@hyper-neutrino Agreed... This is why I don't really upvote golfing language solutions. For one thing, I think they're pretty lame and a waste of time. They're just not interesting to read. Yawn, someone already implemented this feature as a built-in. Seems like cheating. I'm far more impressed by, and likely to learn something by, an answer in a "real" language.

@CodyGray Fair enough. I moderate chat a fair amount even though it's hard sometimes; I guess part of it is that I spend a ton of time in chat and the main site doesn't really have mod tasks for me :P (it's not uncommon to get no flags at all for a day or two)

@CodyGray That's a good way of putting it. Suspending the same sock user multiple times made it feel personal and that got really uncomfortable for me, but fortunately it seems they went away before I had to deal with them any further (and are now on Codidact, which is kinda annoying :/)

@hyper-neutrino HAHA. Oh, it's always so much fun to talk to you small-site mods. :-) No flags for a day or two. Sometimes, on Meta SO, we get no flags for an hour or two!

The thing about chat is, you get culture conflicts. Two people might be having a relaxed conversation, joking with other, or even veering into vulgar language, but they're totally fine with it. Then someone else wanders into the room, gets offended, raises a bunch of flags... Blah. They're technically right, but also it's disruptive. You don't want to punish the users who were operating under good faith and not otherwise causing any issues.

@CodyGray Yeah, that's fair enough. Whether golfnig languages are good or bad for our site overall is... very contentious :) our first blog post was actually about that, lol. But yeah, built-in solutions get boring and I must admit I am primarily a Jelly (golfing language) golfer and only secondarily a Python user..

Plus, the moderation tools for chat suck.

but sometimes we do get really really smart golfing language submissions that are absolutely beautiful and use the language's intricacies perfectly rather than just abusing builtins

Still, appreciating that requires too much familiarity with the golfing language itself, which is just not something that I can justify putting in the effort to do.

@CodyGray yeah :) funnily enough, I don't think CGCC is even really that small of a site - but yeah, our flag activity is so low and it's really nice. although IDK if it's more or less tiring to crunch flags and ban people or to coordinate a bunch of meta proposals, discussions, events, room owner elections, etc

@CodyGray That's a very good point too. A lot of people upvote because "oh, short answer, therefore good" and a lot of people don't upvote for that precise reason - knowing when a golfing language answer is really skillful and not just built-in spam isn't very easy to see which is unfortunate. But yeah, we're highlighting answers that are clever and deserve more attention / upvotes in the blog which hopefully will continue for some time

@hyper-neutrino No, it's not a small site. Just relatively speaking. But, it is certainly something of interest to me that, despite you guy's quirky/unusual rules, you still don't have a big issue with blatantly off-topic or inappropriate posts.

@CodyGray oh yeah, definitely... moderating chat takes quite a bit of nuance to consider how both sides intended and both sides interpreted, and intent or whatever (and that's if you're lucky and there are only two sides), and it's totally understandable to not want to deal with that

also yeah, chat mod tools are so bad lol

@CodyGray True. I mean, off-topic posts are pretty common, but we just close/delete those (either as a community or I just remove them), and since we replaced our room's chat feed with a bot that posts new posts within like 5 seconds, garbage doesn't stick aruond long.

Also, since we have a pretty high ratio of activity from high reputation users (at least, I feel) posts don't tend to get flagged, they just get closed directly ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Oh, interesting. I haven't noticed that many off-topic questions there, and certainly not a bunch of closed questions littering the front page like broken windows.

That's the proof of a small site, though: where you're still small enough that your high-rep users can get around to handling the volume of posts that you get.

Whereas a moderator could camp out on SO's incoming firehose question page and still not be able to get around to closing everything that was off-topic or just... garbage.

@CodyGray Well, that's good to hear :) we try to keep the site clean and ideally posts that need some work get some visibility, but the garbage posts (most of which don't even belong on SE anywhere) tend to not stick around long because they get VTD'd or self-deleted or I just get rid of them

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!!/watch-number 855713050017

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but yeah, that's true - i guess our site is active but probably more concentrated among a smaller user base rather than a constant influx of new users

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a couple of users collectively welcome probably close to all of the (legitimate) new users to the site - I guess it speaks to how small our site is that we can even do that :P

@CodyGray yeah, sometimes when I check out SO to see if there's anything I can answer or anything like that I'll see a question, type up a close comment, and by then there are already two more things that need closing

it's like a hydra D:

!!/watch a1togel(?:online)?(?#twitter/instagram)

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@hyper-neutrino Oof. Type up a close comment... That takes way too long. :-)

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@CodyGray P hordd yksy

ouch i misplaced my hands and hit the enter key instead of '

I guess that's one of those small-site privileges - being able to explain closing each question and still close the ones that need it :D

Oh, I thought that was an example of a close message.

lol

I mean, sometimes that's what some questions make me feel like typing

The canned reasons are usually sufficient.

The only thing I end up typing out with depressing regularity is, "This is not a programming question".

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!!/watch to-the-moon\.com

@CodyGray that is unfortunate :/ yeah the default reasons are fine - I just often like to clarify what exactly is unclear

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I suppose it'd be faster if I had canned comments in my SE auto comment userscript though - all of mine are specific to codegolf since I don't spend as much time on SO as I once used to

Yeah, when it's not obvious what is unclear, that's definitely a good idea. For me, it's just... too obvious.

I don't really use canned comments.

Faster just to type it out.

!!/watch bitcoin[\W_]*(?:trophy|dreams)

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@CodyGray Fair enough. I like to leave a comment for each one unless it's extremely obvious that it has nothing to do with SO or even SE at all - but if I had to go through hundreds or thousands of those daily, I'd probably stop doing that for every single user who doesn't bother to read the tour/help/scope or know how the site works :P

Eventually, you even grow tired of having to click the appropriate radio button. Luckily, there's a userscript for that. Just type the number corresponding to the radio button of your choice, and then hit Enter.

oh that sounds very convenient

And when I don't even want to hassle with that (e.g., I'm doing a tag cleanup), I have a userscript that adds the individual close reasons as buttons at the top of the page, so a single click will both close and delete for that reason.

eventually someone will develop a userscript that just connects to you telepathically and when you see a question if you know it needs to be closed it'll just automatically do that without needing any clicks :P

@CodyGray oh that's quite cool

Yes, I am eagerly awaiting that.

For the beta version, I'd be OK with it requiring that I nod in the appropriate direction.

yeah that's something that I as a small-site mod (or honestly just a non-SO mod) cannot really relate to or understand :) it's good that you have tools to speed up the tedious process though

Single-click to suspend a spammer's account for 1 year and then destroy.

Yeah, the tools are the only way to feel like you're not just spinning your wheels.

that's convenient. (i assume your mod inbox is constantly flooded with the suspension messages then? :P)

I didn't used to be a big fan of userscripts, because I use so many different computers that keeping them installed everywhere just seemed too much of a pain.

Until I realized how much of a tangible improvement they made to my workflow. Then it became worth it.

Oh goodness. My inbox is ridiculous. I get 50+ messages per day, from chat pings, comments, mod message replies, and who knows what else. I literally cannot keep up with everything, in large part because of how SE sees fit to mark everything as read just because you drop down the inbox.

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!!/watch beytoote\.com

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@CodyGray ah - yeah, that sounds like it'd get really annoying really quickly. yeah, I had some userscripts installed on chrome but it became pretty clear I didn't need them at all

!!/watch-number 09127065945

!!/watch-number 02186127232

@tripleee Might be some FPs with that: stackexchange.com/search?q=url%3Abeytoote.com. It looks like a news site (didn't visit it).

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and I don't really have many repetitive actions so userscripts, even just a few lighter ones, can't really help me out (much less one-click nuke buttons, which would honestly probably scare me cuz i don't want to misclick lol)

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@hyper-neutrino It does have a confirmation prompt :-)

@CodyGray yeh, that's the impression I got from the spam too, it doesn't link to the spammer's site directly

@CodyGray ouch, that is... painful. (also yeah SE's inbox system is pretty terrible if you have high activity :/)

@CodyGray that's good :P

you know what's fun?

suspending chat users doesn't have a confirmation

i hate that so much

i have yet to accidentally misclick like that, but given that the button is right next to the button to refresh profile, and i have had countless requests to do that, it's always worrying lol

Doesn't it have to prompt you for a duration?

I forget. I don't use that much.

nope - it has a number input field that defaults to 1, and pushing the button applies that many hours of suspension

Oh, no. It's inline.

Yeah.

Well, at least it's a one-click unsuspend.

Worst thing that happens is you clutter up their profile history.

that is true. it does leave a permanent mark on them though

and an annotation would make it look worse becaues now they have two marks :p (unless the mod opens the page)

I think I've accidentally suspended someone once.

More often, though, what happens is I'll validate a rude flag, and it'll auto-suspend them. Which is rarely what I want to happen.

yeah, sometimes messages are rude but the user doesn't necessarily deserve the boot. no in-betwen though :/

You can unsuspend after validating the flag

i usually just invalidate and manually delete, or do ^ if I need to

anyway, yet another example of "SE chat sucks, especially the mod tools" rip

!!/report stackoverflow.com/q/68188521

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!!/watch germansolarpower\.com

!!/watch germansolarpower\.com\.au

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Oops

What the heck is ".com.au", anyway?

!!/unwatch germansolarpower\\.com

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@tripleee That pattern looks like it's already caught by Potentially bad keyword in body and Potentially bad keyword in answer Append -force to the command if you really want to add this pattern.

!!/unwatch germansolarpower\.com

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!!/watch germansolarpower\.com\.au

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the Australian TLD has second-level administrative domains like .com.au and .gov.au

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Huh, that's interesting. Why did they do that for Austrialia and not other TLDs?

much like the UK (.co.uk) and several other Commonwealth countries like Pakistan and New Zealand

Right, ".co" is more familiar. They're almost always two-letter sub-domains, not three-letter, in my experience.

the Japanese system is quite detailed, for commercial entities it's just .co.jp but regional administration has many levels

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Potentially bad keyword in body (1): manipulate html view- re-arrange objects and auto horizontal scrolling by Moaron on stackoverflow.com

in Sweden the government insisted for a long time that each site should have a regional designation like .a.se for Stockholm region but I never saw that in practice much ... but Swedish acquaintances of mine preferred to get a .com or .nu domain instead because of the bureaucratic friction around bypassing that requirement

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("nu" means "now" in Swedish so the Niue TLD was very popular in Sweden for a while; you still see it there quite a lot, and I think the Kingdom of Niue has actually delegated management to a Swedish company IIRC)

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Offensive answer detected, potentially bad keyword in answer, toxic answer detected (159): Plot a single point on number line in interval notation by Ken M on math.SE

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Potentially problematic ns configuration in answer (1): Print directly using vue or laravel by Garry vee on stackoverflow.com

tpu- feedback received on [MS] Plot a single point on number line in interval notation

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Potentially problematic ns configuration in answer (1): Multithread Pytest by Neeraj Sharma on stackoverflow.com

naa- feedback received on [MS] Print directly using vue or laravel

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Link at beginning of answer, username similar to website in answer (100): Will my computer run Windows 11? by Trick Vault on superuser.com

tpu- feedback received on [MS] Will my computer run Windows 11?

sdc watch trick-vault\.blogspot

@tripleee Huh, so the Norwegians are the oddballs when it comes to spelling "nu". The Swedes and Danes both spell it "nu". I didn't know that.

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tpu- feedback received on [MS] Print directly using vue or laravel

!!/watch banithanijewelry\.com

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fp- feedback received on [MS] Multithread Pytest

[ SmokeDetector ] GitHub Action workflow build (3.9): skipped on 0865e92 by SmokeDetector in the master branch

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Link at beginning of answer, potentially bad ns for domain in answer (35): Azure Data Factory linking GitHub repository for Source Control? by HarryIn on stackoverflow.com

naa- feedback received on [MS] Azure Data Factory linking GitHub repository for Source Control?

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Link at beginning of answer, mostly non-latin answer, potentially bad keyword in answer, username similar to website in answer, blacklisted user (222): Phishing emails from valid email accounts (no links, attachments, just looking for data) by Trick Vault on superuser.com

tpu- feedback received on [MS] Phishing emails from valid email accounts (no links, attachments, just looking for data)

apparently it's nú in Icelandic too

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Bad keyword with a link in answer, potentially bad keyword in answer (81): Integrating Mobile SDK in existing React Native app by Monish Sinthala on salesforce.SE

tpu- feedback received on [MS] Integrating Mobile SDK in existing React Native app

sdc watch pyramidions\.com

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Link at end of answer, potentially bad ns for domain in answer, potentially bad keyword in answer (63): How to detect if I am vulnerable to "Superfish," and how to remove it? by Meriya Mukhhatar on security.SE

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tpu- feedback received on [MS] How to detect if I am vulnerable to "Superfish," and how to remove it?

sdc watch amaznprimeau\.com

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@SmokeDetector tpu- this looks like undisclosed affiliation. The author's name "Harinder", and user's name are very similar.

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!!/watch storedprocs\.com

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[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Url-only title, bad keyword in body, bad keyword in title, blacklisted website in body, blacklisted website in title, +7 more (890): vivid-life-anti-aging-serum-uk.company.site/ by Morga Euge on askubuntu.com (@Ollie)

tpu- feedback received on [MS] https://vivid-life-anti-aging-serum-uk.company.site/

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[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Mostly non-latin body, mostly non-latin title, potentially bad keyword in body (162): বালু মিশ্রিত খাবার লবণকে কিভাবে খাবার উপযোগী করা সম্ভব? by Creative Idea on superuser.com

tpu- feedback received on [MS] বালু মিশ্রিত খাবার লবণকে কিভাবে খাবার উপযোগী করা সম্ভব?

@SmokeDetector machine translation reveals some nonsense about sand in table salt

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Potentially bad keyword in body (1): How to edit KITTOOL THEME template in shopify liquid by Mahaa Stores on stackoverflow.com

fp- feedback received on [MS] How to edit KITTOOL THEME template in shopify liquid

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Bad ip for hostname in body, bad keyword in body, blacklisted website in body, body starts with title and ends in url, link at end of body, +1 more (585): I'll sh o w yo u how t o begin by TilcheBilien on superuser.com

tpu- feedback received on [MS] I'll sh o w yo u how t o begin

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Manually reported answer (94): java.io.IOException: Broken pipe by Anu Radha on stackoverflow.com

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Blacklisted website in body, link at end of body, potentially bad ip for hostname in body (198): Why Mage Monkeys is best for Magento Migration Service? by Adam Smith on meta.SE (@Ollie)

tpu- feedback received on [MS] Why Mage Monkeys is best for Magento Migration Service?

tpu- feedback received on [MS] java.io.IOException: Broken pipe

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Blacklisted user (71): how to increase the speed of my website ✏️ by Adam Smith on magento.SE

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Pattern-matching email in body (74): I am trying to build AOSP but i am getting following error by Machiraju Srinivas on stackoverflow.com

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Potentially bad keyword in body (1): best statistics assignment help by Aviva Nixon on scicomp.SE

tpu- feedback received on [MS] how to increase the speed of my website

tpu- feedback received on [MS] best statistics assignment help

!!/watch statisticsassignmentexperts\.com

@tripleee That pattern looks like it's already caught by Potentially bad keyword in body and Potentially bad keyword in answer Append -force to the command if you really want to add this pattern.

fp- feedback received on [MS] I am trying to build AOSP but i am getting following error

!!/blacklist-website statisticsassignmentexperts\.com

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[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Potentially bad keyword in answer (1): .NET Core 2.1 Identity get all users with their associated roles by ED9 on stackoverflow.com

fp- feedback received on [MS] .NET Core 2.1 Identity get all users with their associated roles

!!/blacklist-website statisticshomeworkhelper\.com

@tripleee That pattern looks like it's already caught by Blacklisted website in body and Blacklisted website in answer Append -force to the command if you really want to add this pattern.

oh I'm blind

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Potentially bad keyword in username (1): Julia HTTP Websocket is slower than Python/Nodejs by ffsfdfsdf on stackoverflow.com

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Potentially bad asn for hostname in answer, potentially bad ns for domain in answer (2): How to make Django Password Reset Email Beautiful HTML? by sai tech on stackoverflow.com

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!!/blacklist-website mcafeepro\.com

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tpu- feedback received on [MS] How to make Django Password Reset Email Beautiful HTML?

!!/watch stechmpv\.xyz

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@SmokeDetector fpu-

the two previous hits on okex.com were flagged as TP but I guess this is just a site which attracts ... variable user populations

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[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Potentially bad keyword in body (1): Ubuntu sftp chroot jail on usb folder by Matteo Pasini on unix.SE

fp- feedback received on [MS] Ubuntu sftp chroot jail on usb folder

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Bad keyword in answer, bad keyword in link text in answer, blacklisted website in answer, pattern-matching website in answer, potentially bad ip for hostname in answer, +2 more (411): Error: Unable to find window while the window is already displayed in LDTP by Pro Dissertation Help on sqa.SE

tpu- feedback received on [MS] Error: Unable to find window while the window is already displayed in LDTP

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Link at beginning of answer (34): How to stream an endless InputStream with JAX-RS by user1817599 on stackoverflow.com

naa feedback received on [MS] How to stream an endless InputStream with JAX-RS

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Potentially bad ip for hostname in answer, potentially bad ns for domain in answer (2): Windows firewall always prompts when starting Go web server by v400 on stackoverflow.com

fp- feedback received on [MS] Windows firewall always prompts when starting Go web server

!!/report stackoverflow.com/a/68188489

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Manually reported answer (94): Fixed header, footer with scrollable content by WineMarker on stackoverflow.com

tpu- feedback received on [MS] Fixed header, footer with scrollable content

!!/report politics.stackexchange.com/q/66073 "Moderator deleted; recorded for training"

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Manually reported question (93): Republicans defunding police by Karan Mularjee on politics.SE

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Mostly non-latin body, potentially bad keyword in body (80): Why you need to stick to silicone love dolls? by lovemodel on electronics.SE

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Bad ip for hostname in body (100): Webpage automatically scrolling up on mobile view by Deepu GOpi on wordpress.SE

tpu- feedback received on [MS] Republicans defunding police

tpu- feedback received on [MS] Why you need to stick to silicone love dolls?

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Potentially bad keyword in answer (1): Wechat Social Login error: "Oops Something went wrong :(" ✏️ by Andy Puneri on stackoverflow.com

!!/watch lovemodel\.jp

!!/watch swellmama\.info

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!!/watch asianfanfics\.com

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Makyen/MS-Relay: Executing automatic scheduled reboot.

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[ SmokeDetector ] GitHub Actions: success on 4aae201 by tripleee in the master branch

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Potentially bad keyword in body (1): Binary Classification with OpenNLP by g1a1out5 on stats.SE

[ SmokeDetector ] GitHub Actions: success on bbf99f5 by tripleee in the master branch

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Potentially problematic ns configuration in body (1): When I add a space between the first and second question, it scrolls up and down in the 3rd question ✏️ by Hakan Başarı on tex.SE

!!/report stackoverflow.com/a/68190797

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Manually reported answer (94): how to display animated gif in flutter? by Peckulfy on stackoverflow.com

fp- feedback received on [MS] When I add a space between the first and second question, it scrolls up and down in the 3rd question

tpu- feedback received on [MS] how to display animated gif in flutter?

!!/watch create\.kulfyapp\.com

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fp- feedback received on [MS] Binary Classification with OpenNLP

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Link at end of answer (61): burn arduino bootloader and compiled sketch at same time by Peter Kowald on arduino.SE

naa- feedback received on [MS] burn arduino bootloader and compiled sketch at same time

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Link at beginning of body (40): $\eta$-reduction not locally confluent on well-typed terms by capor on cstheory.SE

fp- feedback received on [MS] $\eta$-reduction not locally confluent on well-typed terms

Makyen/EC2-linux: Executing automatic scheduled reboot.

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[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Potentially problematic ns configuration in answer (1): Someone infected my website with a malware on cart page by magefix on stackoverflow.com

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Link at beginning of body, potentially bad keyword in body (41): DBAs using PostgreSQL sought for paid research study by Neil Turner on dba.SE

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Potentially bad keyword in answer, potentially bad keyword in username (2): How to make comments serializer work with post serializer in django rest framework.? by get Free Robux no verification on stackoverflow.com

iBug/Lily: Executing automatic scheduled reboot.

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tpu- feedback received on [MS] DBAs using PostgreSQL sought for paid research study

!!/watch red-gate\.com

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tpu- feedback received on [MS] How to make comments serializer work with post serializer in django rest framework.?

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