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On 2017-11-21 20:06:36 +0000, Percy Dovetonsils said:
> On 2017-11-21 13:39:15 -0500, Worker said:
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>> On 2017-11-21 16:00:44 +0000, Percy Dovetonsils said:
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>>> Looking to find these
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>> Wouldn't this also filter out anything that legitimately uses rars and pars?
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> I'm glad you asked because I went back and noticed an error in my Rar filter.
> It should be set to "if ALL of the following" as in the par filter. Not
> "if any".
> And no, it shouldn't because--(and here's the secret)-- if you check
> the spammer's posts they have a quotation mark after rar and par.
> Legit posts don't seem to have it.
> So the quotation mark in the rule should filter the spam out but leave
> legit posts alone.
It appears that the filter is catching things that it shouldn't. In the
group a.b.teevee, there is a post of the Wonder Years in which
everything is tagged by the filter. Then there is a post labeled
50.Central.S01E04.A.New.Superhero [snip] that has its par2s tagged.
It's likely that there are many others.
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