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Stack Exchange has its own spam detection and prevention system. If I understand its design goal correctly it prevents spam from even being posted. What SmokeDetector finds are basically the posts that passed their tests.

Two questions:

  • Is there any other feedback loop from Smoke DetectorSmokeDetector to that system, except posts being flagged as Spam? If not, any plans?
  • Are there statistics available that show that SpamRam got better by keeping spam out due to the successful efforts of the SmokeDetector and its human slaves?

Stack Exchange has its own spam detection and prevention system. If I understand its design goal correctly it prevents spam from even being posted. What SmokeDetector finds are basically the posts that passed their tests.

Two questions:

  • Is there any other feedback loop from Smoke Detector to that system, except posts being flagged as Spam? If not, any plans?
  • Are there statistics available that show that SpamRam got better by keeping spam out due to the successful efforts of the SmokeDetector and its human slaves?

Stack Exchange has its own spam detection and prevention system. If I understand its design goal correctly it prevents spam from even being posted. What SmokeDetector finds are basically the posts that passed their tests.

Two questions:

  • Is there any other feedback loop from SmokeDetector to that system, except posts being flagged as Spam? If not, any plans?
  • Are there statistics available that show that SpamRam got better by keeping spam out due to the successful efforts of the SmokeDetector and its human slaves?
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rene
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Stack Exchange has its own spam detection and prevention system. If I understand its design goal correctly it prevents spam from even being posted. What SmokeDetector finds are basically the posts that passed their tests.

Two questions:

  • Is there any other feedback loop from Smoke Detector to that system, except posts being flagged as Spam? If not, any plans?
  • Are there statistics available that show that SpamRam got better by keeping spam out due to the successful efforts of the SmokeDetector and its human slaves?