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It appears that profile2.module profiles don't count as evidence, even when they have very spammy links in them. (I know that these people are spammers for other reasons, include their distinctive .pl emails, but it'd be hard to code these as evidence). When I try to report them at URLs like /user/7270/spambot I see:
This account has 0 nodes and 0 comments.
Report this account to www.stopforumspam.com
This account cannot be reported because no evidence or IP address is available.
Can we change this?
Comments
Comment #2
jvieille CreditAttribution: jvieille commentedI have done that this way in D6 (not a patch, just a manual changes highlight)
In my case, I check what the subscriber has filled up in a "Motivation" text field. Most trolls just put 2 arbitrary letters that are more than enough to deduct their nefarious intent. This provides an example of what can be done with any profile or content profile fields. D7 shall not be much different.
In spambot.pages.inc,
function spambot_user_spam_admin_form:
in function spambot_user_spam_admin_form_submit:
Comment #3
Tom Ash CreditAttribution: Tom Ash as a volunteer commentedGreat, could someone add something like that as a patch for the D7 version?
Comment #4
jvieille CreditAttribution: jvieille commentedThat is more like a hack. To fit it in the module, it would need to make it configurable, allowing to choose the fields and conditions for the report.
Comment #5
kb8zqz CreditAttribution: kb8zqz commentedWe're getting hit with spam user registrations. Profile2 support would be a big help to us.