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Ulasan 42429 terhadap 26 April 2010 pada 07:38

How do you know whether this Japanese text is spam or not?

Ulasan lyx terhadap 26 April 2010 pada 07:44

@FK270673: just look where the numerous links in the article point to

Ulasan efred terhadap 26 April 2010 pada 07:57

@FK270673... have a look to the links in the article... or you can also translate the entry with the perhaps newest service from google: translate.google.com... then you can see, that this entry have nothing to do with OSM and its just nonsense with some spam-typical links.
have a look at this translation: http://translate.google.com/translate?js=y&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&layout=1&eotf=1&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.openstreetmap.org%2Fuser%2Faofoe%2Fdiary%2F10441&sl=ja&tl=de

and now? what do you think? it isn't spam?

Ulasan ianlopez1115 terhadap 26 April 2010 pada 10:41

Content or user no longer exist. Apparently, spam was removed.

Ulasan efred terhadap 26 April 2010 pada 11:12

yepp, some minutes after the translation, the user was deleted... but this spam was about 24 hours online. that's really to long.

Ulasan amm terhadap 26 April 2010 pada 12:53

The website code is at http://git.openstreetmap.org/ Feel free to implement something immediately! If it is a practical and sane solution, it might even get taken.

Until then, the levels of spam are just about still manually manageable. Annoying yes, but not catastrophic. A system to deal with it more efficiently will eventually come though.

Ulasan Richard terhadap 26 April 2010 pada 13:55

We are working out what to do about spam at the upcoming hack weekend: osm.wiki/Hack_weekend_May_2010

efred, I'm sure that as English isn't your mother tongue you didn't mean to come across this way, but I'm afraid your initial message is astonishingly rude and unlikely to convince many people that they should help you.

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