I'm still calling in case of doubt for the defendant, it is one of those posts where lack of English (and programming) knowledge comes into play as well, IMO
@metasmoke The linked BlogSpot hasn't been updated in years, I saw no evidence of it being commercial. Seems more or less innocent to me. Post may have been AI though.
@Cow I believe those audits are programmatically generated. I doubt that it uses machine learning, for multiple reasons (e.g., computational cost). It almost certainly doesn't use generative AI, as they have existed effectively unchanged for many years (i.e., from way prior to when generative AI became the rage).
@Cow Answer what wrong? Oh, you mean the review audits. No, review audits, and the review suspensions which the system gives you when you fail too many audits within a period of time, are handled automatically by the system. Interestingly, if you get enough automatic review suspensions, the length of the automatic review suspension can be longer than the maximum which a moderator can give out manually. :;
@cigien np. Yes, the \s bookending you used was what caused it to not match. You changed the initial engineer\.com to \bengineer\.com on 2024-02-20, which is a significant improvement, but still detects domains which end with "-engineer.com". The issue with the pattern you used today, \sengineer\.com, is that the domain would only be preceded by a \s if it was used as text instead of in a URL, so none of the uses of the domain in a URL were detected.
