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Whitelist for websites #490

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tripleee opened this issue Jan 31, 2017 · 4 comments
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Whitelist for websites #490

tripleee opened this issue Jan 31, 2017 · 4 comments
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area: spamchecks Detections or the process of testing posts. (No space in the label, is because of Hacktoberfest) status: confirmed Confirmed as something that needs working on. status: deferred 6-8 longer weeks. type: feature request Shinies.

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tripleee commented Jan 31, 2017

There should be a way to exempt some web sites from the broad swath of regex which triggers on some legitimate sites but still catches a lot of spam.

For example, in the tcl tag on Stack Overflow, many questions and answers link to tcl.tk which I surmise is the official documentation for the TK toolkit. These are obviously legit, and should be exempt from the regex filter which triggers on everything in the tk, pk, and ir country top-level domains.

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Undo my understanding is that the sites member of the rule dict entry lists SE sites where the rule should be exempted, not URLs which should not be matched by the regex ... Are you referring to a different variable, or do I misunderstand how it works? I don't want to disable the rule on SO, I want links to tcl.tk to be exempt on all sites from all rules (there are multiple rules for sites in the tk ccTLD).

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Undo1 commented Jan 31, 2017

Yeah, I misunderstood.

@ArtOfCode- ArtOfCode- added area: spamchecks Detections or the process of testing posts. (No space in the label, is because of Hacktoberfest) status: planned 6-8 weeks. labels Feb 20, 2017
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@ArtOfCode- ArtOfCode- reopened this Aug 16, 2017
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Basic spec: search all existing rules for whitelist variants (and add it to rules which don't have them already), then refactor to refer to a global file containing the whitelist and string format it into the check. Bonus points for adding a whitelist command.

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