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<p>Qscomputing: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Bob''': If you need to be added to the [[not evil]] list, just ask here, and I or one of the other admins can add you. The [[Spamwords]] list does a good job of blocking 95% of our wiki spam, but it is ineffective against spammers who create throwaway login accounts. I suspect that in the near future, as spammers improve their robots, throwaway accounts will become a universal tactic.<br /> ----<br /> <br /> I keep reading it as &quot;Note-vil&quot;. Noteville? -Andrusi<br /> <br /> '''Bob''': good point. Re-named.<br /> <br /> '''Mike''': I assume that these are regexes like [[Spamwords]], and so I can add comments?<br /> <br /> Pkmnfrk # cyborg ;)<br /> <br /> '''Bob''': Actually, no. these are case-insensitive string comparisons. I could change that, when I find time for another round of hacking-and-testing. Comment support is limited to lines that start with #, you can't put a comment on the end of a line.<br /> <br /> '''Mike''': Ah. Of course, I see no reason why we would need regexes for this. Other than things like:<br /> <br /> Bob (the hamster)?<br /> <br /> but, that's just laziness.<br /> <br /> [[User:The Geek|The Geek]]: How do you know I'm not evil?... I mean, heh heh, thank you! Heh heh... *cough* Ahem.<br /> <br /> '''Jessica''': I am a person! Please could you add me to the not evil list? Thanks.<br /> <br /> <br /> [[User:Qscomputing| QS Computing]]: I'm not evil! Please add me. Thanks.</div>

Qscomputing https://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/index.php?title=Talk:Not_evil&diff=7527 2006-04-22T07:03:11Z

<p>Qscomputing: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Bob''': If you need to be added to the [[not evil]] list, just ask here, and I or one of the other admins can add you. The [[Spamwords]] list does a good job of blocking 95% of our wiki spam, but it is ineffective against spammers who create throwaway login accounts. I suspect that in the near future, as spammers improve their robots, throwaway accounts will become a universal tactic.<br /> ----<br /> <br /> I keep reading it as &quot;Note-vil&quot;. Noteville? -Andrusi<br /> <br /> '''Bob''': good point. Re-named.<br /> <br /> '''Mike''': I assume that these are regexes like [[Spamwords]], and so I can add comments?<br /> <br /> Pkmnfrk # cyborg ;)<br /> <br /> '''Bob''': Actually, no. these are case-insensitive string comparisons. I could change that, when I find time for another round of hacking-and-testing. Comment support is limited to lines that start with #, you can't put a comment on the end of a line.<br /> <br /> '''Mike''': Ah. Of course, I see no reason why we would need regexes for this. Other than things like:<br /> <br /> Bob (the hamster)?<br /> <br /> but, that's just laziness.<br /> <br /> [[User:The Geek|The Geek]]: How do you know I'm not evil?... I mean, heh heh, thank you! Heh heh... *cough* Ahem.<br /> <br /> '''Jessica''': I am a person! Please could you add me to the not evil list? Thanks.<br /> <br /> <br /> [[User:Qscomputing]]: I'm not evil! Please add me. Thanks.</div>

Qscomputing https://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/index.php?title=Talk:Not_evil&diff=7526 2006-04-22T07:02:51Z

<p>Qscomputing: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Bob''': If you need to be added to the [[not evil]] list, just ask here, and I or one of the other admins can add you. The [[Spamwords]] list does a good job of blocking 95% of our wiki spam, but it is ineffective against spammers who create throwaway login accounts. I suspect that in the near future, as spammers improve their robots, throwaway accounts will become a universal tactic.<br /> ----<br /> <br /> I keep reading it as &quot;Note-vil&quot;. Noteville? -Andrusi<br /> <br /> '''Bob''': good point. Re-named.<br /> <br /> '''Mike''': I assume that these are regexes like [[Spamwords]], and so I can add comments?<br /> <br /> Pkmnfrk # cyborg ;)<br /> <br /> '''Bob''': Actually, no. these are case-insensitive string comparisons. I could change that, when I find time for another round of hacking-and-testing. Comment support is limited to lines that start with #, you can't put a comment on the end of a line.<br /> <br /> '''Mike''': Ah. Of course, I see no reason why we would need regexes for this. Other than things like:<br /> <br /> Bob (the hamster)?<br /> <br /> but, that's just laziness.<br /> <br /> [[User:The Geek|The Geek]]: How do you know I'm not evil?... I mean, heh heh, thank you! Heh heh... *cough* Ahem.<br /> <br /> '''Jessica''': I am a person! Please could you add me to the not evil list? Thanks.<br /> <br /> <br /> [[User:QSComputing]]: I'm not evil! Please add me. Thanks.</div>

Qscomputing https://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/index.php?title=User:Qscomputing&diff=7525 2006-04-22T07:02:40Z

<p>Qscomputing: </p> <hr /> <div>QS Computing</div>

Qscomputing https://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/index.php?title=Talk:Not_evil&diff=7524 2006-04-22T06:59:11Z

<p>Qscomputing: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Bob''': If you need to be added to the [[not evil]] list, just ask here, and I or one of the other admins can add you. The [[Spamwords]] list does a good job of blocking 95% of our wiki spam, but it is ineffective against spammers who create throwaway login accounts. I suspect that in the near future, as spammers improve their robots, throwaway accounts will become a universal tactic.<br /> ----<br /> <br /> I keep reading it as &quot;Note-vil&quot;. Noteville? -Andrusi<br /> <br /> '''Bob''': good point. Re-named.<br /> <br /> '''Mike''': I assume that these are regexes like [[Spamwords]], and so I can add comments?<br /> <br /> Pkmnfrk # cyborg ;)<br /> <br /> '''Bob''': Actually, no. these are case-insensitive string comparisons. I could change that, when I find time for another round of hacking-and-testing. Comment support is limited to lines that start with #, you can't put a comment on the end of a line.<br /> <br /> '''Mike''': Ah. Of course, I see no reason why we would need regexes for this. Other than things like:<br /> <br /> Bob (the hamster)?<br /> <br /> but, that's just laziness.<br /> <br /> [[User:The Geek|The Geek]]: How do you know I'm not evil?... I mean, heh heh, thank you! Heh heh... *cough* Ahem.<br /> <br /> '''Jessica''': I am a person! Please could you add me to the not evil list? Thanks.<br /> <br /> <br /> [[User:QS Computing]]: I'm not evil! Please add me. Thanks.</div>

Qscomputing https://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/index.php?title=Talk:Not_evil&diff=7523 2006-04-22T06:58:45Z

<p>Qscomputing: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Bob''': If you need to be added to the [[not evil]] list, just ask here, and I or one of the other admins can add you. The [[Spamwords]] list does a good job of blocking 95% of our wiki spam, but it is ineffective against spammers who create throwaway login accounts. I suspect that in the near future, as spammers improve their robots, throwaway accounts will become a universal tactic.<br /> ----<br /> <br /> I keep reading it as &quot;Note-vil&quot;. Noteville? -Andrusi<br /> <br /> '''Bob''': good point. Re-named.<br /> <br /> '''Mike''': I assume that these are regexes like [[Spamwords]], and so I can add comments?<br /> <br /> Pkmnfrk # cyborg ;)<br /> <br /> '''Bob''': Actually, no. these are case-insensitive string comparisons. I could change that, when I find time for another round of hacking-and-testing. Comment support is limited to lines that start with #, you can't put a comment on the end of a line.<br /> <br /> '''Mike''': Ah. Of course, I see no reason why we would need regexes for this. Other than things like:<br /> <br /> Bob (the hamster)?<br /> <br /> but, that's just laziness.<br /> <br /> [[User:The Geek|The Geek]]: How do you know I'm not evil?... I mean, heh heh, thank you! Heh heh... *cough* Ahem.<br /> <br /> '''Jessica''': I am a person! Please could you add me to the not evil list? Thanks.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''QS Computing''': I'm not evil! Please add me. Thanks.</div>

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