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I'm not sure about the idea, but I think it's worth sharing it.

IMHO we had lately a lot more SPAM postings than usual... and in the time window till it's automatically reaped after 5 reap votes those posts are searchable by google.

If we had a section like PerlPoems but called "Quarantine" which is only visible for logged in Monks (or even high ranked enough to consider) those posts could be immediately removed from visibility but still be reachable for consideration.

This might frustrate the spammers enough and help us cleaning the RAT view.

What ya think?

Cheers Rolf

( addicted to the Perl Programming Language)

In reply to Anti-Spam: Quarantine section? by LanX

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