anonymousinblue
Virgin
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- Feb 25, 2018
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Thank Goodness
I got this after making a comment. I thought I had finally gone too far last time, and I had really done it. But, this is apparently an automated process. Thank goodness. That is one less person I have to be worried about reading a comment I make.
I refreshed the page I left a comment on an hour or two after leaving it, and it was there. I do think the message is a bit too damn scary, though. It made me make my first forum post.
I'd hazard a guess it's a system similar to the open source email filtering software SpamAssassin that uses Bayesian and rules-based classification to determine if something is spam or not. Someone said their comment was put up nearly immediately. Then I'd guess the filtering system is automated but is not being used in real-time. It should be fast enough to work within a second, though. As long as spam comments are reported and entered into the system to be identified as spam, it will adapt. (But it doesn't sound like it could help with the problem the previous poster experienced.) It sounds like this was a fun project.
I got this after making a comment. I thought I had finally gone too far last time, and I had really done it. But, this is apparently an automated process. Thank goodness. That is one less person I have to be worried about reading a comment I make.
I refreshed the page I left a comment on an hour or two after leaving it, and it was there. I do think the message is a bit too damn scary, though. It made me make my first forum post.
I'd hazard a guess it's a system similar to the open source email filtering software SpamAssassin that uses Bayesian and rules-based classification to determine if something is spam or not. Someone said their comment was put up nearly immediately. Then I'd guess the filtering system is automated but is not being used in real-time. It should be fast enough to work within a second, though. As long as spam comments are reported and entered into the system to be identified as spam, it will adapt. (But it doesn't sound like it could help with the problem the previous poster experienced.) It sounds like this was a fun project.
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