View Full Version : Trying a new Anti-Spam function
Swede
6th November 2024, 06:39
We're testing another Anti-Spam function for a week or so. If there are any problems post here or drop me a PM.
GeoffreyA
7th November 2024, 21:18
Yesterday, I had a problem posting a WeTransfer link; it said that HTTPS links were forbidden. Today, it worked.
Barough
7th November 2024, 21:33
I can edit a post but not making a reply in a ongoing thread. Need to disconnect the VPN to be able to reply/post. This is kinda fucked up imo.
*** Forbidden. Your IP belongs to a high spam risk network. Please, try again without VPN. Anti-Spam by CleanTalk. ***
filler56789
8th November 2024, 00:49
From LigH:
I wanted to post new uploads but your new spam filter blocks it.
Emulgator
8th November 2024, 02:12
BTW, the few spam posts were easy to spot (for me), easy to report (for everyone) and I guess easy to remove.
Maybe our humane intelligence is well up to the task of keeping our table clean on these few occasions.
(before everybody has to obtain a brand new handled-by-somebody-else's-machine's-intelleventuality passport)
Just my 2 cents.
Swede
8th November 2024, 07:21
True. Easy to spot... The problem is that it requires a round-the-clock presence and I'm trying to minimize that. So, just bear with me for a few days while we evaluate this.. If nothing else it's caught over 5000 not-wanted-registrations so far and only 5 false positive posts.
filler56789
18th November 2024, 15:55
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Yes, your antispam filter clearly and actually sucks.
Time to send it to the garbage can, IMNSHO.
Swede
19th November 2024, 13:03
Yeah, it didn't really work the way I wanted so I'm turning it off...
Snowknight26
24th November 2024, 17:29
Is this what's causing an expires header with a value way in the past to be sent with each request? This is preventing the browser from caching pages, even when navigating back/forward. Normally if you navigate back you see the (cached) previous page instantly, but now we have to wait for the network request to that previous page to finish again.
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