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Ah, but there's the rub. Extrapolating from my comment above, your number one job is to make spammers feel successful when they fail. If you reject new accoun
by jasonkester 18y ago
Ah, but there's the rub. Extrapolating from my comment above, your number one job is to make spammers feel successful when they fail. If you reject new accounts like this, you'll force them to write those little proxies to get around your system.
The better thing to do is to simply notice what they're doing and flip the IsSpammer bit on all those new accounts (including the first one.) That way you can correctly classify any content they may post from those accounts in the future.
- ErrantX 18y agoThere's the age old argument of which system to go for: Passive (my suggestion) or Active (yours). Probably both have merits but I am inclined to agree yours is the better way :D