Re: [Radiant] wiki vandalism

2010-02-16 Thread Arthur Gunn
Hi, > Why not just revert it? Verison 111 looks relatively clean. Perhaps so as to not wipe out valid ones written since? Being rubyists though, the idea of doing computer work manually does not appeal much. Following on from Michael's idea of checking for /admin, I have written a spam-link

Re: [Radiant] wiki vandalism

2010-02-16 Thread Jeffrey Jones
Why not just revert it? Verison 111 looks relatively clean. You can revert on github right? michael starke wrote: > I just started the splitting, and checked some 5 pages to be spam or > not. I marked them as "spam?" and moved the ones i identified as valid > radiant ones to the top one (i us

Re: [Radiant] wiki vandalism

2010-02-15 Thread michael starke
I just started the splitting, and checked some 5 pages to be spam or not. I marked them as "spam?" and moved the ones i identified as valid radiant ones to the top one (i used the /admin url to test for radiant, so it's probably not very good for testing every page ;) ) perhaps i find the ti

[Radiant] wiki vandalism

2010-02-15 Thread john muhl
http://wiki.github.com/radiant/radiant/radiant-users has pretty much been ruined by a spammer. after bringing it to the attention of github they banned the user but all the spam they left is still there. if you have a valid listing on that page perhaps you could move it to another list above the cu