I know this has come up before, but the false positive rate for Askimet on t.e.o is getting to be problematic. Just as an off-the-top-of-my-head proposal to improve, could we add some kind of karma tracking system? Start each anonymous session at a fixed karma (lets say 10), and only allow them to post thing while that stays over a threshhold. SpamFilter would run its tests on each submission, and set it up something like -1 karma for each failed test, +0.1 for each passed one. While this would probably let through more spam than the current setup, I think the number of people that might be turned off from using Trac (or from writting docs/bug reports) is even worse. I have been helping Alec with spam monitoring (and deleting) on trac-hacks, and would be happy to help on t.e.o too.
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