Almost everything I post is marked for spam checking! Do I write like a spammer?
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Woe is me! I've been on Codeproject for... 14 years (good grief) but admittedly only been posting messages for about 5 years I think. And yet the majority of my messages are marked for spam checking. What is it with me? Is it the way I write? I am a spam-likened message-leper! :omg:
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Woe is me! I've been on Codeproject for... 14 years (good grief) but admittedly only been posting messages for about 5 years I think. And yet the majority of my messages are marked for spam checking. What is it with me? Is it the way I write? I am a spam-likened message-leper! :omg:
I'm pretty sure it just works that way until you have a certain number of points on the site.
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Woe is me! I've been on Codeproject for... 14 years (good grief) but admittedly only been posting messages for about 5 years I think. And yet the majority of my messages are marked for spam checking. What is it with me? Is it the way I write? I am a spam-likened message-leper! :omg:
Maybe a wee bit trollish? Maybe? Perhaps don't be so prolific.
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Maybe a wee bit trollish? Maybe? Perhaps don't be so prolific.
He posted a couple replies in the Insider News. They weren't trollish, so it seems to just be the safeguards Chris has in place for the instances where people have started posting crap after years of inactivity.
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Woe is me! I've been on Codeproject for... 14 years (good grief) but admittedly only been posting messages for about 5 years I think. And yet the majority of my messages are marked for spam checking. What is it with me? Is it the way I write? I am a spam-likened message-leper! :omg:
Except this message of yours, you mean.
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Woe is me! I've been on Codeproject for... 14 years (good grief) but admittedly only been posting messages for about 5 years I think. And yet the majority of my messages are marked for spam checking. What is it with me? Is it the way I write? I am a spam-likened message-leper! :omg:
I am not going to bother finding out why (I can guess). I am guilty of saying something inappropriate on occasion, but you are dealing with people that know what they are talking about (damn - that is now a subset of the users). 1. Stop and think before you respond. 2. Do not think you know more than they do. * I have bin doing this for only about 30 years an still learning.
INTP "Program testing can be used to show the presence of bugs, but never to show their absence." - Edsger Dijkstra "I have never been lost, but I will admit to being confused for several weeks. " - Daniel Boone
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Except this message of yours, you mean.
Yeah, except that one. ;-) But my another two message I posted afterwards were both spam-checked as I recall. Ah, algorithms.
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I am not going to bother finding out why (I can guess). I am guilty of saying something inappropriate on occasion, but you are dealing with people that know what they are talking about (damn - that is now a subset of the users). 1. Stop and think before you respond. 2. Do not think you know more than they do. * I have bin doing this for only about 30 years an still learning.
INTP "Program testing can be used to show the presence of bugs, but never to show their absence." - Edsger Dijkstra "I have never been lost, but I will admit to being confused for several weeks. " - Daniel Boone
Nah, humour aside for a moment that's not it. I think you might have guessed wrong. For the avoidance of doubt, my messages aren't being deleted or complained about (well, as far as I know!). It's just that they are very often automatically marked for (manual?) spam checking. After they've been checked (by a human, I presume?) then they are passed as safe for viewing. I was merely being mildly humorous in my OP.
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Woe is me! I've been on Codeproject for... 14 years (good grief) but admittedly only been posting messages for about 5 years I think. And yet the majority of my messages are marked for spam checking. What is it with me? Is it the way I write? I am a spam-likened message-leper! :omg:
From time to time the filters get angry with a user. Blame the algorithm or the possible bad feeding when reporting spam. You are not the first and I guess you won't be the last. It is something temporary, things will get better soon.
M.D.V. ;) If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about? Help me to understand what I'm saying, and I'll explain it better to you Rating helpful answers is nice, but saying thanks can be even nicer.
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Woe is me! I've been on Codeproject for... 14 years (good grief) but admittedly only been posting messages for about 5 years I think. And yet the majority of my messages are marked for spam checking. What is it with me? Is it the way I write? I am a spam-likened message-leper! :omg:
I reported this as spam just to get on the good side of the machine ;p
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I am not going to bother finding out why (I can guess). I am guilty of saying something inappropriate on occasion, but you are dealing with people that know what they are talking about (damn - that is now a subset of the users). 1. Stop and think before you respond. 2. Do not think you know more than they do. * I have bin doing this for only about 30 years an still learning.
INTP "Program testing can be used to show the presence of bugs, but never to show their absence." - Edsger Dijkstra "I have never been lost, but I will admit to being confused for several weeks. " - Daniel Boone
John R. Shaw wrote:
2. Do not think you know more than they do.
That's OK for you, but since I absolutely 100% always not only know more but know better, I have to respond accordingly. It's a burden I must bear - a sort of noblesse oblige.
"The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits." - Albert Einstein
"If you are searching for perfection in others, then you seek disappointment. If you seek perfection in yourself, then you will find failure." - Balboos HaGadol Mar 2010
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Yeah, except that one. ;-) But my another two message I posted afterwards were both spam-checked as I recall. Ah, algorithms.
So...include the content of the message at the top of this thread as an extra paragraph to any new message you write...then watch the spam filter go all [Nomad](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6o881n35GU) on itself...
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Woe is me! I've been on Codeproject for... 14 years (good grief) but admittedly only been posting messages for about 5 years I think. And yet the majority of my messages are marked for spam checking. What is it with me? Is it the way I write? I am a spam-likened message-leper! :omg:
The spam filters adapt as the spam comes in. It's nothing personal, but each message of yours that is marked non-spam lessens the likelihood of future messages written in the same vein as being marked as spam. The spam sniffer just needs to get your scent.
cheers Chris Maunder
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The spam filters adapt as the spam comes in. It's nothing personal, but each message of yours that is marked non-spam lessens the likelihood of future messages written in the same vein as being marked as spam. The spam sniffer just needs to get your scent.
cheers Chris Maunder
Chris Maunder wrote:
The spam sniffer just needs to get your scent.
I'll stop wearing deodorant. Sorted.
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So...include the content of the message at the top of this thread as an extra paragraph to any new message you write...then watch the spam filter go all [Nomad](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6o881n35GU) on itself...
:cool:
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The spam filters adapt as the spam comes in. It's nothing personal, but each message of yours that is marked non-spam lessens the likelihood of future messages written in the same vein as being marked as spam. The spam sniffer just needs to get your scent.
cheers Chris Maunder
Perhaps a juicy fart will help speed up the process... :rolleyes:
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