[Savannah-users] removing spam comments from news items

[Steve White]

Hi,

I just noticed, people have been making junk replies on the FreeFont
News items for some time.

Look, for example, at the end of
https://savannah.gnu.org/forum/forum.php?forum_id=6518

I can't figure out how to delete them or hide them, or how to
not-publish them or whatever I'm supposed to do. I want these things
gone.
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The User Docs: In-Depth Guide, under News, says:

>From the Administration->News menu, you will be able to set news
notification. However, news management (approval/deletion) is done
through the Public->News menu. The News management link will only be
visible if you are logged in as the project administrator. Before
being published, news must be approved first by project admin.

I don't know what this means.

There's "Edit Public Info" under Main... but no...
OK maybe it means, to log out and look at it as a non-admin user, but... no...
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The Cookbook topic "Fighting spam"

     
https://savannah.gnu.org/cookbook/?func=detailitem&comingfrom=1405&item_id=140

says at the time when logged-in male user sees content that in his
belief system is spam, he is able to "flag it as spam".

Well I'm logged in, and I'm male, and I am seeing it, and I truly do
believe with all my heart that it is spam. Yet...

This document goes into some detail about policies and algorithms, but
doesn't say what the heck a male such as I must do to "flag" something
as spam. It gives me assurance as to my ability, but no instruction.
Is this a test of some kind?

Just how is this flagging accomplished by the user?

TIA!