On 3/17/11, Nick Sabalausky <[email protected]> wrote: > "Andrej Mitrovic" <[email protected]> wrote in message > news:[email protected]... >> dsource is riddled with spam in bug reports. > > I have four projects hosted on dsource, some going back as far as about 3 > years, and I've never had one piece of spam in the issue trackers or message > boards for any of them. >
http://www.dsource.org/projects/qtd/report/1 Takara Bio Discovers Seven New RNA Interference Enzymes None None None defect None 12/13/10 #66 Peer Review For Medicos Promoted By Australian Pilot Study None None None defect None 12/22/10 #67 American Veterinary Medical Association Supports Annual Vision Checkup For Service Animals None None None defect None 12/25/10 #69 Finding Clues For Nerve Cell Repair None None None defect None 01/07/11 #71 Nanorings: Small, Rigid DNA Rings With A Gap For The Incorporation Of Functional Molecules None None None defect None 01/16/11 #72 SCOTUS Ruling Reversing Decision From Sotomayor's Court Not Expected To Affect Nomination None None None defect None 01/19/11 #73 100 Steps A Minute Qualifies As Moderate Exercise, Study None None None defect None 01/21/11 #76 Reward mechanism involved in addiction probably regulates pair bonds between monogamous animals None None None defect None 02/06/11 #78 Non-Surgical Treatment For Pre-Cancerous Condition Of Esophagus Is Effective And Reduces Risk For Cancer Development Non I've seen it in some other projects but I can't remember the names right now. There was also spam in the forums but I think that was taken care of. Regardless, the site is barely maintained. How is one to figure out which projects are active, or which are D1 or D2 only?
