@SmokeDetector OP linking to their site about Wordpress themes and plugins from WordPress Development and saying "something is wrong, please go to my site and fix it" is ... suspicious.
We've had a recent spam attack that resulted in an overwhelming number of links to medium articles, blogs, and other unreliable information sources.
(We're asking users to be extra vigilant until we can get this cleaned up--please flag any spam like content for moderator deletion.)
We've also...
@Makyen That pattern looks like it's already caught by Pattern-matching website in body and Pattern-matching website in answer; append -force if you really want to do that.
@Makyen Something I found is that you are more likely to need a mod flag there. Red flagging a "Here is my site. [link] What is wrong?" is unlikely to be sustained
@Machavity Obviously, I agree with you on that one. At an absolute minimum, it's inappropriate for the mod to decline flags which are for the exact thing that's stated in the flag dialog as the reason to use the flag. If the moderator wants to dispute them and ask the OP to add disclosure, that's something I'm not going to argue with, and might be the best case that we can get in such a circumstance.
@Machavity That would have been best. It could be that she just doesn't know that doing so is possible, and/or how to do it. I've talked with a mod previously where that was the case.
We've had a recent spam attack that resulted in an overwhelming number of links to medium articles, blogs, and other unreliable information sources.
(We're asking users to be extra vigilant until we can get this cleaned up--please flag any spam like content for moderator deletion.)
We've also...
