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I had thoughts along the same line in autoreap button for locked accounts

spam showed for hours and hours, even after the account got locked by whatever for spamming

users still had to consider all nodes for reaping

users still had to vote on all nodes for reaping

That is a lot of nodes

I thought, make it easy to reap all nodes by account locked for spamming by making a button , it should be quick and easy to add, and its just another tool for dealing with spam that slips through

A janitor or someone sees account locked for spam, clicks one button, and now there is no need to consider 19 nodes, vote on 19 nodes ...

In reply to Re: The recent spam wave by Anonymous Monk
in thread The recent spam wave by metaperl

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