[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Bad keyword in body, bad keyword in title, blacklisted website in body, pattern-matching website in body, potentially bad keyword in body (391): KeyTone Diet United Kingdom by michaelbrowning on graphicdesign.SE
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[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Url in title, bad keyword in body, bad keyword in title, blacklisted website in title, potentially bad ip for hostname in title, +3 more (493): getmagnetiques.com/beta-keto/ by oinf trazi on ham.SE
[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Link at end of body, pattern-matching product name in body, pattern-matching product name in title, pattern-matching website in body, potentially bad keyword in body, +2 more (496): What is a keto pure diet reviews? by ketopurediet on askubuntu.com
@Makyen This Q had a ranty edit. Rolled back and they just re-added. Mod flagged to avoid a rollback war (now they're posting rude stuff to draw a ban). Do you still want FPs in that case, or do we go TPU when they seem to be trying to go further?
@Undo May I know how you set up email sending out from your domain? I.e. I recall seeing emails coming out from @erwaysoftware.com and I'm trying to get my own. Are you using MailGun?
Huh, does US refer to residing in US? Unfortunately I don't, I use my VISA card that supplies both USD and CNY (I'm Chinese) for billing, not sure if that helps.
(But I supply invalid billing addresses from random locations in US all the time, and it seems to work perfectly for almost every service I've tried, with PayPal being the biggest exception)
@iBug I red flag insults hurled at other users. If the OP had written the program in question it would be rude. But he's ranting about a third party game. That's just NAA
I should also note that "stupid" is not like other language. Calling people stupid is bad, calling actions stupid not so much. You go dropping F-bombs like a sailor, I'll red flag those all day long
@Machavity When what was detected was an edit that is R/A, then the feedback is TP, as we would want to block the edit. This is briefly covered in the second paragraph of Repairable offensive posts. If the user is continuing to make edits/posts that are rants (i.e. R/A), then adding them to the user blacklist (e.g. with tpu feedback) is helpful. They'll automatically be removed once they stop and get FP feedback.
@double-beep I disagree. We shouldn't remove keto(?:nes?)? from being a watch. It, on occasion, is the only detection on previously unseen spam. The most recent example is this post from 3 days ago. However, making keto(?:nes?)? a special case that doesn't search on Chemistry would be reasonable.
@Makyen What I meant here was to remove keto(?:nes?)? and watch keto. This is clearer IMO, isn't it? Of course things that catch keto should not be removed. A reasonable watch also would be keto(?:\W*)?nes? which has 526 TPs and 94 FPs with no NAAs
@double-beep I suggest you bring up your points with @tripleee, who is the person who blacklisted keytones?. You might want to try something like (?:keytone\W*diet|/keytone), which will catch all 9 TP that were in the last 2 days.
@double-beep That pattern looks like it's already caught by Potentially bad keyword in body and Potentially bad keyword in answer; append -force if you really want to do that.
@Makyen terasoltechnologies\.com ? There have been several post containing links and one pure plagiarism containing with the same link on the bottom. Plagiarism is deleted now by a mod the other answers edited out by a mod.
@Machavity Just to make sure you know: fpu is significantly different from tpu wrt. what it means for the user. fpu is fp plus putting the user on the user-whitelist, which results in no checks being performed on that user's username. tpu is tp plus putting the user on the user-blacklist, which results in triggering the "blacklisted user" detection on any post by that user. In general, fpu is only used when there's a detection which is catching that user's username.
