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For me it shows the "F Word!" and "Rick Roller" badges but I'm pretty sure I'm neither. It would be helpful that at least for the negative badges it would show
by weinzierl 4y ago
For me it shows the "F Word!" and "Rick Roller" badges but I'm pretty sure I'm neither. It would be helpful that at least for the negative badges it would show the source.
A quick search showed that I once posted a story that has the f-word in the URL. I don't feel that justifies to be branded as an f-word user.
EDIT: Otherwise I quite like it. The idea as well as the execution!
EDIT: This reminds me of when procmail was new and shiny (a long time ago). The smart-alec I was created a rule that threw away all mails the contained the string "viagra". Of course the bytes that comprise the string were coincidentally in an important binary attachment.
Oops, now I probably gained the "Viagra User" HN badge;-) You hopefully see where the issue with a simple keyword based approach is.
- rahimnathwani 4y agoThe first time was 8 years ago. The most recent was less than two weeks ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35723773 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35723773 Both times you were quoting someone else :)
- weinzierl 4y agoHow did you find all of them? Searching for "f-word username" turns up the one in the URL or lots of comments with the word "luck" in them.
- Hamuko 4y agoThe F word badge is a negative one?
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