Re: Spam would-be article (Domain-specific languages.1C Programming Language as an example of a DSL

moderated site driver (izlenimlerim)

Nelek9-Jun-20 11:14

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9-Jun-20 11:14

I did this Blog [URL], how can I add a counter?
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Re: moderated site driver (izlenimlerim) - Two got through

Richard Deeming9-Jun-20 23:01

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9-Jun-20 23:01

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Spammer from moderation queue (antonyanoyan) - gone

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modified 9-Jun-20 15:04pm.

Spam would-be article (Domain-specific languages.1C Programming Language as an example of a DSL | Andrey Kalyakin)

Richard Deeming9-Jun-20 8:21

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9-Jun-20 8:21

Spam: Domain-specific languages.1C Programming Language as an example of a DSL[^]
Spammer: Andrey Kalyakin - Professional Profile[^]

Two links to the same commercial product hidden part-way through the article.

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Re: Spam would-be article (Domain-specific languages.1C Programming Language as an example of a DSL | Andrey Kalyakin)

Nelek9-Jun-20 9:03

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9-Jun-20 9:03

Someone forgot to report the user. Mine was #4 in article but #3 in user

You? @OriginalGriff? or @Wendelius?

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Re: Spam would-be article (Domain-specific languages.1C Programming Language as an example of a DSL | Andrey Kalyakin)

Richard Deeming9-Jun-20 23:03

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9-Jun-20 23:03

To quote Orville Richard Burrell, "It wasn't me". Big Grin | :-D

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Re: Spam would-be article (Domain-specific languages.1C Programming Language as an example of a DSL | Andrey Kalyakin)

phil.o9-Jun-20 10:24

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9-Jun-20 10:24

Re-published:
Domain-specific languages.1C Programming Language as an example of a DSL[^]

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Re: Spam would-be article (Domain-specific languages.1C Programming Language as an example of a DSL | Andrey Kalyakin)

Greg Utas9-Jun-20 10:40

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9-Jun-20 10:40

This mofo's article tried to connect to a website that Malwarebytes blocked because of a trojan.

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Re: Spam would-be article (Domain-specific languages.1C Programming Language as an example of a DSL | Andrey Kalyakin)

Nelek9-Jun-20 11:09

Nelek

9-Jun-20 11:09

Deleting article... one thing is adverts, another one danger for other users.

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Re: Spam would-be article (Domain-specific languages.1C Programming Language as an example of a DSL | Andrey Kalyakin) - REPOSTED... again

Nelek9-Jun-20 20:50

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9-Jun-20 20:50

Domain-specific languages.1C Programming Language as an example of a DSL[^]
Andrey Kalyakin - Professional Profile[^] on #7

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Re: Spam would-be article (Domain-specific languages.1C Programming Language as an example of a DSL | Andrey Kalyakin) - REPOSTED... again

Richard Deeming9-Jun-20 22:54

Richard Deeming

9-Jun-20 22:54

The reposted article is still alive after seven kicks. WTF | :WTF:

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Re: Spam would-be article (Domain-specific languages.1C Programming Language as an example of a DSL | Andrey Kalyakin) - REPOSTED... again

CHill609-Jun-20 23:23

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9-Jun-20 23:23

Still alive after 9! As both the article and the member is currently on 9 I will go delete that reposted article

Site-driving spam in C# forum (Member 14858258)

Richard Deeming9-Jun-20 8:12

Richard Deeming

9-Jun-20 8:12

Spammer: Member 14858258 - Professional Profile[^]
Spam: Latest Messages[^]

Joined today to reply to a post from 2009 with a link to his consulting services site.

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Re: Site-driving spam in C# forum (Member 14858258)

Nelek9-Jun-20 9:02

Nelek

9-Jun-20 9:02

And how did you find it in the page 2000+ ? Confused | :confused:

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Re: Site-driving spam in C# forum (Member 14858258)

Richard MacCutchan9-Jun-20 21:10

Richard MacCutchan

9-Jun-20 21:10

The new messages flag gets set on the forum, so you look at page 1 and see there is no new message. If you then put * in the search box above the forum and click search, it will list the most recently added messages.

Re: Site-driving spam in C# forum (Member 14858258)

Richard Deeming9-Jun-20 22:57

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9-Jun-20 22:57

↑ What RMC said. Smile | :)

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Possible spam would-be article? (Analog Clock with Pure JavaScript)

Richard Deeming9-Jun-20 8:04

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9-Jun-20 8:04

Analog Clock with Pure JavaScript[^]
From: Erisan Akorede - Professional Profile[^]

A botched link to his YouTube channel; an embedded YouTube video from his channel; and a botched link to his "online tutorials" site.

Smells pink and ham-like to me.

EDIT: I missed another non-botched link to his tutorials site further up - the word "HTML" in the second paragraph.

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modified 9-Jun-20 14:53pm.

Re: Possible spam would-be article? (Analog Clock with Pure JavaScript)

Nelek9-Jun-20 9:01

Nelek

9-Jun-20 9:01

Maybe this is a good moment to give a heads up to @mehreentahir16 and @afzaal_ahmad_zeeshan to pay a bit more attention when moderating articles.
I have seen both approving several items that where having issues or being reported here.

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Re: Possible spam would-be article? (Analog Clock with Pure JavaScript)

Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan9-Jun-20 9:12

Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan

9-Jun-20 9:12

Hmm, I apologize and agree that I missed these details. Sigh | :sigh:

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Re: Possible spam would-be article? (Analog Clock with Pure JavaScript)

Nelek9-Jun-20 11:13

Nelek

9-Jun-20 11:13

Then drink more Java | [Coffee]

You did it again:
Use AWS CDK to deploy a S3 bucket and use Route 53 to point DNS to the bucket![^] Images missing and snippets not correctly formated

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Re: Possible spam would-be article? (Analog Clock with Pure JavaScript)

Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan9-Jun-20 11:25

Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan

9-Jun-20 11:25

I don't recall moderating any other article now or in the past ~3 hours.

I have been playing Apex Legends for the past 2h+, and came just because of the notification email I received.

While we are here, a few questions:
1. What happens if we update the vote? If I re-vote for an article, does the previous one gets updated?
2. Is there a way to remove the vote that was cast mistakenly or if I need to change it?

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Re: Possible spam would-be article? (Analog Clock with Pure JavaScript)

Nelek9-Jun-20 19:39

Nelek

9-Jun-20 19:39

As far as I know, if you re-vote then it should overwrite the previous one.
With nuking reports it works like this, but I am not sure if reporting something else will get the approval away. Maybe ask it in B&S?

Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan wrote:
I don't recall moderating any other article now or in the past ~3 hours.
I have been playing Apex Legends for the past 2h+, and came just because of the notification email I received.

Then you did it before starting your game session so the "again" (after your apology) doesn't apply.

EDIT: Yes, checked... The approval I mentioned in the second message was almost 45 minutes before my first message, where I tagged you. My error.

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Re: Possible spam would-be article? (Analog Clock with Pure JavaScript)

MehreenTahir9-Jun-20 21:59