Dealing with spam - FAQ? Users Guide?

[keith.l...@gmail.com]

Howdy - I love Calagator, both as an event organizer and as an attendee.   Thank you!

When I see what is very likely spam, I delete it, and have done so four times in the last two days.  However, it usually resembles a rewrite of a prior legitimate posting.  Without something indicating a revision count, I don't know for sure that it isn't a re-edit of a legitimate event that I might somehow revert.

A FAQ or User's guide (clickable from the banner) could tell me the best way to help with these spams, and make sure I am not erasing a real event a few revisions back.  I don't have time to help a lot, but many of us can help a little if we know the best way to do so.

It might also be helpful to keep track of the source IP addresses;  95% of the spam and exploit attacks on my server are from a small range of addresses in China, and I redirect that block to 127.0.0.1 .

[Audrey Eschright]

Hi Keith,

Thanks for helping clear spam on Calagator. I created an issue to help us follow-up on this topic: https://github.com/calagator/calagator/issues/167

Would you add your comments there?

Thanks!

Audrey

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