I never expected "email in body" to score so many false positives, the most detection where users that just put the email in the body so people could mail them the answers, instead of using stackexchange for the answers, just like "signatures"
I would red flag those, moderators can still punish the user for offensive language without deleting the post. And in smoke I usually don't mark the report
can I ask, the last smokey report here, should that have been sd k? I edited out the abusive content from superuser and then unblacklisted the user.. bit it was abusive.. was this the correct call?
yeh I noticed that, now for me that's the hardest.. if it's a blacklisted website.. what's the best course? If it looks like an honest attempt at an answer, edit it out, else it's spam?
@MsYvette Some posts are made to look like an honest attempt at an answer... often by copying an actual answer from another user and adding a spam link.
@MatthewRead that was my mistake! I was under the misunderstanding I needed to edit out black listed websites. They are listed to alert for spam. But in this case it is not. Sorry.
It's a user coming to what they perceive as a forum, and asking for help in a way they are used to: "I'm having a problem, please help me, here's my email"
this is the snap of the blospot add post section
is it possible to use this label word to use a a keyword on everypost
it means different post has different keyword
I am operating in cross-domain scenario. During login remote server is returning Set-Cookie header along with Access-Control-Allow-Credentials set to true.
The next ajax call to remote server should use this cookie.
CORS's Access-Control-Allow-Credentials is there to allow cross-domain logging....
There is a syntax error in your code snippet. The correct validation is :
validates_uniqueness_of :model_name, :scope => [:brand_id, :fuel_type_id]
or even shorter in ruby 1.9.x:
validates_uniqueness_of :model_name, scope: [:brand_id, :fuel_type_id]
with rails 4 you can use:
validates :mod...
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Just use the entity code 
 for a linebreak in a title attribute.
There is a syntax error in your code snippet. The correct validation is :
validates_uniqueness_of :model_name, :scope => [:brand_id, :fuel_type_id]
or even shorter in ruby 1.9.x:
validates_uniqueness_of :model_name, scope: [:brand_id, :fuel_type_id]
with rails 4 you can use:
validates :mod...