On 10/3/07, Boris Epstein <borepstein(a)gmail.com>
wrote:
Sorry, I should have worded my comment better.
What I was saying was that
if
you want to recognize spam on the fly that requires defining it first -
and
it is not an easy thing to define. If you have pre-defined links in
SpamBlacklist then sure, the task becomes fairly trivial - simply that of
deleting those links.
Is there any existing tools to delete those revisions? or do I need to
program to remove spam revisions in database?
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