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Re: I don't know what this is

11-Jul-17 18:36

Abuse: rep point farming.

Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
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Richard Deeming12-Jul-17 2:04

12-Jul-17 2:04

The answer's gone, so your second link now leads to the question.

Probably best to remove it now, in case anyone's not paying attention and reports the question. Smile | :)

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- Homer

Still alive

Nelek13-Jul-17 23:52

Re: Spammer from moderation - gone

13-Jul-17 23:52

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.

Spammer from moderation

SoMad11-Jul-17 3:48

SoMad

11-Jul-17 3:48

Doggie stuff:
BitchNewYork - Professional Profile[^] --- Spam[^]

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CHill6011-Jul-17 5:17

CHill60

11-Jul-17 5:17

Final kick delivered

JUNK would be article

koolprasad200311-Jul-17 2:05

koolprasad2003

11-Jul-17 2:05

Article : Some of the Popular websites developed by ASP.Net[^]

[Edit] User removed.

Find More .Net development tips at : .NET Tips

The only reason people get lost in thought is because it's unfamiliar territory.

modified 13-Jul-17 3:11am.

Junk would be article

Richard Deeming11-Jul-17 2:09

Re: Junk would be article

11-Jul-17 2:09

It's not spam; it's just crap.

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- Homer

koolprasad200311-Jul-17 2:12

koolprasad2003

11-Jul-17 2:12

Lets scrap it Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

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Re: Junk would be article

Nelek11-Jul-17 2:54

Spam would be article (Love Problem)

11-Jul-17 2:54

Ouch... I didn't pay attention.

@Sean-Ewington would you mind to delete my report to the user? A crap article is actually not enough to nuke an user.

M.D.V.

Bryian Tan11-Jul-17 1:58

Bryian Tan

11-Jul-17 1:58

Love Problem Solution Specialist BABA JI Study[^]

bunuka - Professional Profile[^]

Bryian Tan

modified 11-Jul-17 8:32am.

Richard Deeming11-Jul-17 2:03

11-Jul-17 2:03

He's also got two spam messages "under review" in the Design forum.
Latest Messages[^]
Design and Architecture Discussion Boards[^]

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- Homer

OriginalGriff11-Jul-17 2:24

11-Jul-17 2:24

"Had" is the operative word - there were two "questions" as well. Unfortunately, my finger slipped and rejected them. Don't know how that happened...

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Brisingr Aerowing11-Jul-17 2:28

Brisingr Aerowing

11-Jul-17 2:28

Remove the phone number! We don't want to do the spammer's job for them, do we?

What do you get when you cross a joke with a rhetorical question?

The metaphorical solid rear-end expulsions have impacted the metaphorical motorized bladed rotating air movement mechanism.

Do questions with multiple question marks annoy you???

Plagiarised / site-driving would-be blog - And another one added!

Bryian Tan11-Jul-17 2:32

Bryian Tan

11-Jul-17 2:32

Updated... sorry about that

Bryian Tan

Richard Deeming11-Jul-17 1:24

11-Jul-17 1:24

This: Is there a solution that lets Node.js act as an HTTP reverse proxy?[^]
From: ~~Jamie Munro - Professional Profile[^]~~ User gone

It's nothing more than a direct copy of a StackOverflow question and accepted solution, republished on his blog:
nginx - Is there a solution that lets Node.js act as an HTTP reverse proxy? - Stack Overflow[^]

The post has also been truncated, with a large "click here to view the original blog post" link, which I'm sure we've previously decided counts as site-driving spam?

EDIT: It's the same plagiarist as reported below:
Plagiarized would be blogs - Please verify[^]

EDIT 2: And another: Auto-reload of Files in Node.js[^]
And another: Data Store for Capturing Votes & Aggregating Them[^]
And another: How Do I Do a Deferred Response from a node.js Express Action Handler?[^]
And another: gzip Without Server Support?[^]
And another: Best Server-side JavaScript Servers[^]

Who the feck keeps approving these?! Mad | :mad:

EDIT 3: Another one in the queue: Uncatchable errors in node.js[^]

The full list, in case the user goes first: Technical Blog Feeds[^]
All the dodgy ones seem to be on this feed: Node.js Recipies[^]

EDIT 4: Another one added, over an hour after the user account was closed! D'Oh! | :doh:

Is there a Thrift or Cassandra client for Node.js/JavaScript[^]

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- Homer

modified 11-Jul-17 11:36am.

Bryian Tan11-Jul-17 2:01

Bryian Tan

11-Jul-17 2:01

Hi Richard,

Thanks for bringing up this topic again. I saw lots of blogs from this author being approved today Frown | :(

. which i think they should not be approved.

Bryian Tan

Richard Deeming11-Jul-17 2:08

11-Jul-17 2:08

They're still coming. I think @Sean-Ewington needs to have serious words with whoever's approving these.

"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined."
- Homer

Nelek11-Jul-17 2:34

11-Jul-17 2:34

The "who is approving this crap" topic has been risen several times (a couple of them by me) in the B&S Forum... unsuccessful until now.

About Sean having a look to the list and maybe doing a bigger clean up... we already summoned him some threads below.
I have already reported user and 13 of the blogs in moderation, but he has 80+ (and some of them look not so crappy, but might be plagiarized)

M.D.V.

Richard Deeming11-Jul-17 2:39

11-Jul-17 2:39

I'm starting to wonder whether his account has been hacked. He doesn't seem to have been active since 2015, other than posts on his "End Your If" blog. All of the plagiarised posts seem to come from the "Node.js recipies" feed: Technical Blog Feeds[^]

But if he hasn't been hacked, then everything he's ever posted has to be under suspicion.

"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined."
- Homer

Nelek11-Jul-17 2:55

Spam would-be article (Car insurance) - gone

11-Jul-17 2:55

Richard Deeming wrote:
then everything he's ever posted has to be under suspicion.

Yeah, that's what I am fearing, and why I involved Sean

M.D.V.

Richard Deeming11-Jul-17 1:17

Re: Spam would-be article (Car insurance)

11-Jul-17 1:17

Spam: Car Insurance[^]
Spammer: Frank Kshirsagar - Professional Profile[^]

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- Homer

modified 12-Jul-17 2:40am.

OriginalGriff11-Jul-17 1:21

Spammer from moderation queue (Member 13303930)

11-Jul-17 1:21

Damn! If he'd been a week earlier, I could have ignored him better - I just arranged my next years insurance... Sigh | :sigh:

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Maciej Los11-Jul-17 0:10

Maciej Los

11-Jul-17 0:10

Member 13303930 - Professional Profile

Gone

koolprasad200311-Jul-17 2:14

koolprasad2003

11-Jul-17 2:14

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The only reason people get lost in thought is because it's unfamiliar territory.

Spam would be articles

OriginalGriff11-Jul-17 0:04