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[Savannah-cvs] [SavaneTasks] (edit) notes about spam
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[Savannah-cvs] [SavaneTasks] (edit) notes about spam |
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Tue, 01 Apr 2008 22:13:44 +0000 |
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Spam
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Savannah is getting more spam.
There are already mecanism to stop spam, based on so-called "IP blacklists",
but they are not used at Savannah, people they are blocking people from login
in, and black lists tend to be more and more "white lists" (that is, wide IP
ranges are blacklisted and people need to do some work to get unlisted, which
is essentially whitelisting).
Currently there's a simple "type 421" here box for anonymous posters, which
seems to work well, but spammers now tend to create users accounts anyway.
It would be helpful to get tools to analyse incoming comments, and produce
statistics about which tools are more efficient against spammers (post URL
timeouts, URL blacklists, etc.). At the same time it would also be great to
have efficient post-moderation tools, so remove all a user's comments at once,
for instance. Efforts should be made so it doesn't turn into an efficient
censorship tool... Currently here's something we can do manually::
mysql> update task_history set spamscore='5' where mod_by='64322';
mysql> update user set status='S' where user_id='64322';
An improved interface would show an overview all of a user's post
(bug/task/etc. tracker items, forums/news comments), and offer to treat the
account as a spammer's, similar to shown above.
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[Note: the Emacs people are shamelessly setting up a separate debbugs instance,
so this may not be urgent]
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