[geeklog-devel] Google Summer of Code 2009: Geeklog

[saurabh gupta]

On Mon, Mar 16, 2009 at 3:34 AM, Dirk Haun <dirk at haun-online.de> wrote:

> saurabh gupta wrote:

>

>>What we can do is to mark the spam comments as spam and group them in

>>a spam category (spam queue).

> (...)

>>Other modifications which can be implemented in spam-X plugin are:

>

> Let me just say that I like what you're suggesting. You may face a few

> surprises when you try to actually implement some of these things, but I

> like the direction.

>


Absolutely Dirk. I know, there will be many challenges in this but
these new features if implemented will raise the popularity and
usability of geeklog :-)


>

>>1. While adding an entry in the *Spam-X Personal Blacklist*, it

>>doesn't check for the duplicate entries.

>

> Same with the IP blacklist. Well, all of the blacklists, actually. If we

> had the sortable lists, we could at least see the duplicates. Avoiding

> them would be even better, obviously :)


Yes. Sorting the list and then avoiding the duplicate entries would be
the best option in my opinion.


>

>>So, if a user press the

>>button *Add Censor list* multiple times

>

> Or accidentally ... Don't know how often that has happened to me. Any

> redesign should move that button somewhere else.

>

>

>>2. If spam queue is implemented, then whenever, a comment is caught as

>>spam, it will be entered in the spam queue and those words will be

>>highlighted or underlined (marked) which provided a basis of spam

>>detection.

>

> Sounds interesting.


Thanks. :-)....The idea came from the fact that while searching for
any comment by any word, that word is highlighted by a yellow marker.
Similarly, for spam comments, the suspicious or culprit words can
highlighted with red color.

Regrads



-- 
Saurabh Gupta
Senior,
NSIT,New Delhi, India