Also should this user be mod flagged? stackoverflow.com/a/49956056/4826457 A huge number of answers link to their own company blog.. Some maybe genuine ans
@SmokeDetector @DavidPostill @NisseEngström This question was answered by a moderator. They clearly didn't consider it spam at that time. The addition of the spam answer might change their mind, but I'm not sure it's worth a spam flag.
Perhaps a custom mod-flag would be more effective.
@Makyen That pattern looks like it's already caught by Mostly non-latin body and Mostly non-latin answer; append -force if you really want to do that.
:44144729 That pattern looks like it's already caught by Mostly non-latin body and Mostly non-latin answer; append -force if you really want to do that.
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@SmokeDetector I had marked the prior post as tp and flagged. I've retracted my spam flag and provided fp feedback for both versions, although I'd still be tempted to call the first version VLQ.
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@PrincessLuna I'm glad you got the information. You might want to consider setting your metasmoke username to match a username by which you are pingable, if you want to be easily contacted in a case like this.
@Makyen Looked an awful lot like spam tbh. With the edit it's clear that it's not though. Changed my feedback to fp. I'll ping πάντα ῥεῖ with the message in the Tavern btw
@SmokeDetector partially my fault when I stated "when spamming, do it right", though the answer was improved by non-OP, still doesn't make it clean to me...
@Zoe Yeah, I, also, initially provided tpu feedback and flagged. Technically, even the initial answer is not spam due to the question requesting recommendations. meh.
@SmokeDetector Undisclosed affiliation, assumed based on the domain for the dead link. Content also appears to have been copied by a similar names user to multiple sites, and probably originated on the now-dead blog. I left a custom moderator flag.
@Pheo "repairable offensive post" means that anyone could edit to remove the offensive portion of the post leaving an actual post (question or answer). In general, this should be done by someone with edit privileges, if such a person is available, due to that only requiring one such person rather than a total of three people to work on it, if the person making the edit doesn't have edit privileges.
