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I only recently began watching LQ Spy through the day and have had my first real exposure to spam on LQ as a result. Whatever the mechanisms for catching it they must be pretty effective overall as I rarely see spam posts in search results or my selected distro forums.
I now try to flag and report obvious spam posts as quickly as I see them in LQ Spy, but curious - is user reporting the first line defense for catching them?
And thanks Jeremy for the best GNU/Linux tech resource and social circle on the net!
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Originally Posted by astrogeek
I now try to flag and report obvious spam posts as quickly as I see them in LQ Spy, but curious - is user reporting the first line defense for catching them?
Absolutely not. On the contrary, it's the last line of defense.
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Originally Posted by astrogeek
And thanks Jeremy for the best GNU/Linux tech resource and social circle on the net!
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