Meta:Spam Blacklist
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# # In simple terms: # * Everything from a "#" character to the end of the line is a comment # * Every non-blank line is a regex fragment which will only match inside URLs # # Internally, a regex is formed which looks like this: # # !http://[a-z0-9\-.]*(line 1|line 2|line 3|....)!Si # # A few notes about this format. It's not necessary to add www to the start of # hostnames, the regex is designed to match any subdomain. Don't add patterns # to your file which may run off the end of the URL, e.g. anything containing # ".*". Unlike in some similar systems, the line-end metacharacter "$" will not # assert the end of the hostname, it'll assert the end of the page. # # Test blacklist example\.com # Spammer URL partials added 2006-10-16 casino-games adipex tramadol # Spammer URL partials added 2006-12-22 because of User 1166728278 dgo5d.info ringtone # Spammer URL added 2007-02-06 because of user Sadfsa pornolicios.info # More spam terms, added 2007-06-10 diazepam xenical ringtones # Pages that have been hacked (the spam keywords aren't in the URL, so blacklist isn't effective against the link) stanford.edu/seminar sunysb.edu bc.edu sc.edu ku.edu usc.edu msoe.edu #