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http://disqus.com/admin/permissions
Giannii
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Blacklisting doesn't work for sh*t because spammers are smart enough to:
1. Create new profiles to spam with and
2. Use URL shorteners (e.g. TinyUrl) to mask their spamvertized websites.
level higher here: http://disqus.com/admin/permissions
Forward me a couple of those notifications and I can take a deeper look.
Giannii
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Here's a good example
http://xtrends.blogspot.com/2009/07/bull-train....
This guy supposedly spoofs IPs, then masks his website using a url shortner.
If Disqus allowed banning a post that contained a specific URL or phrase this would solve this problem
E.g. in this instance, banning http://lin.cr would eliminate the spammer in this example from masking his URL with that particular shortening service.
It would also be a nice feature to allow moderators to ban foul language (could be helpful if for instance you had a site which had a lot of young kids on it).