I know there's been talk of the cialis/socialist problem with Blacklist, but I've just found another.
The word "hi" is banned, meaning "China" has become a questionable word. Oh powers that rule the Blacklist, a little help on hi?
Posted by Simon at May 30, 2005 02:14 AMI think the problem is that when you despam the blacklist automatically proposes banned expressions. You shouldn't automatically accept them! Usually they're highly redundant, and may contain silly suggestions (like "hi"). I usually delete everything except the domain part of the URL - or choose some equally identifying, and otherwise unlikely, phrase.
Posted by David Boxenhorn at May 30, 2005 07:37 AMI banned a real pain the the posterior spammer the other day. First time I've done it. I pulled the trigger rather quickly and without aiming. If I did this - Sorry.
Posted by Stephen Macklin at May 30, 2005 12:53 PMNo problem. Everyone has access to the blacklist, so you can always undo it if you make a booboo.
Speaking of spam: modafinil!
Just testing. 
