ASk HN: Handy domain blacklists to preload a new site with?
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http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=499044
there might be a more current one in searchyc.com
there might be a more current one in searchyc.com
Awesome, thanks!
I just emailed you the latest, but considering the content you may find it's in your spam folder.
So is http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=499044 out of date? I hate to sound pushy but could you post this as a text file or put it in some sort private repository?
Even the list I emailed mishmash is out of date, now.
Okay I've sleepily written a Ruby wrapper around the initial list you sent me, Ruby folks can get the code here:
http://github.com/oftenvoid/donuts/tree/master
TODO: would obviously be to move to a dynamic list at some point. Also, each domain is stored as ascii text, so it would probably make sense to hash them, etc.
Tasks for another day... :)
http://github.com/oftenvoid/donuts/tree/master
TODO: would obviously be to move to a dynamic list at some point. Also, each domain is stored as ascii text, so it would probably make sense to hash them, etc.
Tasks for another day... :)
It almost needs to be a private service API.
edit: for simplicity sake, maybe HN users with 100+ karma ;) see a top level "Spammers" link to a nightly text file?
edit: for simplicity sake, maybe HN users with 100+ karma ;) see a top level "Spammers" link to a nightly text file?
Now, I think the 'out of date' idiom is out of date. . .BTW, what's up with submission filter or how did saveie6.com end up in the index 3 times?
google 'site:ycombinator.com (saveie6.com) AND (intitle:ie6 OR intitle:saveie6)'Unbelievable thanks for sharing these. How wide or narrow were you wanting to keep their distribution?
Hopefully not too far, but so others could share in them:
http://gist.github.com/148247
http://gist.github.com/148247
Being a single dev and enjoying daily periods of sleep, I'm looking to minimize the spammers as quickly as possible and was hoping to preload a couple thousand blacklisted domains or so.
I'm not looking for email spammers, or bad IPs specifically, but a list of known social news style domain spammers.
Any tips or similar experience would appreciated?