Yeah, I'd really like to have a sort of interaction of this data.
I'm developing a "related tags" algorithm and have found a bunch of
spammers (about 20-30) of which about 5 weren't recognized as spam by
delicious. Also Amir has got some good information.

I think that spam is a big problem of such a service and it will always
be. The better the heuristics, the better the spammer, the better the
heuristics.

I would be interested into working together in identifying spam.
Like when two heurisitics think a user is spam it really is marked as
spam, etc..

greets
Philipp

> 
> I'm just thinking that you could automate communication betw. del. and
> other interested parties, and that part of this communication could be
> *inbound*, alerting del. and/or Y! to "bad" IP addresses, etc.... 
> 
> Matthew
> 
> [1] http://www.cc.gatech.edu/index.php?searchword=merrick
> +furst&option=com_search&Itemid=&searchphrase=all
> 
> On 2/12/06, joshua schachter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>         There's a bunch of heuristics to deal with this stuff. Looks
>         like we
>         need a few more.
>         
>         Thanks for pointing this out.
>         
>         Joshua
>         
>         On Feb 12, 2006, at 1:09 PM, Greg Ritter wrote:
>         
>         > Wow, I'm sure this has happened before, but this is the
>         first time 
>         > I've noticed spam on the del.icio.us/popular page. This
>         afternoon
>         > there is a series of 20+ links all with the title of
>         "[Celebrity
>         > name] in Relationships", all posted initially by the same
>         account, 
>         > all also posted by the same dozen other accounts, and all of
>         the
>         > links point to a machine-generated crap page on the same
>         website
>         > (which is selling some relationship analysis bullshit).
>         >
>         > The 20+ links are all for celebrity pages that have first
>         names
>         > starting with "A," and it looks like the original cockroach
>         > (username: shlomot) has loaded del.icio.us up with almost
>         300 of
>         > these spam links tied to celebrity names (although his other
>         fake
>         > accounts don't seem to have linked all 300 yet).
>         >
>         > How common is this problem? How is it dealt with? 
>         >
>         > --greg
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