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Sorry, I forgot your automatic tool...
003 was just one to watch. I have removed the link of my OP and striked him here in your message
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If these were articles, I'd agree with you - but they aren't, they are Projects, which means that like Blog entries, they are pulled direct from the source data at GitHub.
Which means that they should presumably be allowed the same latitude as Blogs as far as company mentions and "donate" banners go.
Can we hang fire on reporting these until we have a ruling on what is and isn't acceptable in a Project, given that we can't contact the author to ask for changes until it's published?
@Chris-Maunder
@Sean-Ewington
Any thoughts, please?
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Yes, I wasn't really certain and, as I said, the actual articles are quite well presented. I guess the management need to have a word.
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Articles need to be judged as if they were submitted directly via the submission page. Just because they are imported using our webservice instead of being typed / cut-and-pasted directly has no bearing on the bar for quality. The manner of submitting an article is merely an option for convenience, not an option on quality.
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Chris Maunder
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As I said above, I thought the articles were quite well presented. My concern is the soliciting for donations, which goes against the principles of CodeProject.
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Sean's Answer: Re: Only a question: Link for donation in an article[^]
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Holy whatever, how can you remember this? Do you have nothing better to do? 
It does not solve my Problem, but it answers my question
modified 19-Jan-21 21:04pm.
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0x01AA wrote: how can you remember this?
I don't... but there is a useful thing over there called "search for..." [author="Sean Ewington" AND donations]
not that difficult.
0x01AA wrote: Do you have nothing better to do?
Yes, but to answer you, we would need to bring the soapbox back again  
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It does not solve my Problem, but it answers my question
modified 19-Jan-21 21:04pm.
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The problem is that with imported Github projects and blogs, we can't communicate directly with the authors to ask them to remove or tone down the content - and we do give blogs more leeway as far as links and such like are concerned.
I think we either need to have a forum with submitted projects to talk to the member about it, or let some stuff through that we wouldn't for full articles. Just closing it for "spam" isn't that helpful, and as Richard said, they are potentially good and useful articles. I'd definitely like to see them published, if we could get rid of the paypal element.
Perhaps some guidelines could also be added on the submission page, explaining what is and isn't acceptable?
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Sean's Answer: Re: Only a question: Link for donation in an article[^]
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They got approved and I have left a comment. But TBH I am not in a good mood right now. Please go by and write a proper request, since mines might be a bit "short"
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Spammer: Member 14634280 - Professional Profile[^]
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Joined today; first and only post is a new "solution" to a solved question from 2012. That solution is nothing more than a URL, which leads to a "benefits of cryptocurrency" site.
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