Enhance spam detection for fake dating profiles#3993
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quick check on stuff like this... I think it could probably be reviewed? "Women's clinic"
Ack, good catch! I think we should just drop |
Removed 'Women' from the spam detection keywords list.
hmmmm I'm honestly not really sure? I think we could keep it in since it looks like it does help match on some stuff, like this example: |
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adding check for suspicious keywords in link path and display text
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