Guillaume Lerouge wrote: > Hi Caleb, > > On Tue, Mar 30, 2010 at 2:12 AM, Caleb James DeLisle < > [email protected]> wrote: > >> >> Guillaume Lerouge wrote: >>> Hi Caleb, >>> >>> On Mon, Mar 29, 2010 at 9:16 PM, Caleb James DeLisle < >>> [email protected]> wrote: >>> >>>> Should this be a jira top level project? I don't see what existing >>>> application it >>>> would fit in. >>>> >>>> Some information about the code's current form: >>>> It allows users to invite their friends to join a wiki, it has some >> strict >>>> measures too handle >>>> spam situations, the email message is saved and administrators (people >> with >>>> edit rights on that page) >>>> can review sent emails. The email has an ID string which is contained in >> a >>>> link sent to the email >>>> address so that the invitee can report the email as spam (this is a >>>> function of the template.) >>>> falsely reporting messages as spam is protected because the ID string is >> a >>>> large random number. >>>> Users can send to one address and admins can send to as many addresses >> as >>>> they like. >>>> Email addresses are checked against a regular expression before sending >> and >>>> invalid addresses >>>> will not be sent to. >>>> If the sender is a user and can only send to one address then the >> address >>>> is checked against >>>> LiveValidation as well. >>>> If a message is reported as spam, then it is flagged on the list and >> when >>>> an admin views the list >>>> they can inspect the message and select a button to indicate that the >>>> situation has been >>>> investigated. >>>> >>> Sounds good. To make sure I get things clear: >>> >>> - An user can invite another user without necessarily having a prior >>> admin validation (though admin validation can be forced through >>> configuration) >> Currently all users who have view access to the inviter are allowed to send >> using it. >> A user (admin) with edit access to the inviter may send to multiple >> addresses at >> once. >> > > Ok. Sounds good. > >> - However invitees can report messages as spam (what happens then? the >>> admin get notified that the inviter sent a spam message and takes >> action? >>> does an inviter whose at least 1 message has been marked as spam gets >>> prevented from sending further invitations pending admin clearance?) >> What happens is it is highlighted on the list, there is no notification >> process >> (I'm not sure how this would be implemented) >> Preventing a user from sending further messages after one of their messages >> is >> flagged as spam was not something I had thought of but it should not be >> difficult >> to implement. >> > > Maybe the threshold should be a bit higher, 3-5 messages marked as spam and > not only 1? I can make it configurable, I'll have plenty of time to get it perfect since it looks like it's going to miss 2.3.
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