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Mediawiki:Spam-blacklist is meant to be used by the spam blacklist extension. Unlike the meta spam blacklist, this blacklist affects pages on the English Wikipedia only. Any administrator may edit the spam blacklist. See Wikipedia:Spam blacklist for more information about the spam blacklist.
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There are 4 sections for posting comments below. Please make comments in the appropriate section. These links take you to the appropriate section:
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Completed requests are archived. Additions and removals are logged, reasons for blacklisting can be found there.
Addition of the templates {{Link summary}} (for domains), {{IP summary}} (for IP editors) and {{User summary}} (for users with account) results in the COIBot reports to be refreshed. See User:COIBot for more information on the reports.
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Please consider using Special:BlockedExternalDomains instead, powered by the AbuseFilter extension. This is faster and more easily searchable, though only supports whole domains and not whitelisting.
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Please provide diffs ( e.g. [[Special:Diff/99999999]] ) to show that there has been spamming! Completed requests should be marked with {{done}}, {{not done}}, or another appropriate indicator, and then archived. |
Spamming since 2015, please blacklist.-KH-1 (talk) 02:50, 3 July 2024 (UTC)[reply]
Request blacklist of redshiftresearchproject.org. The site was written by a "specialist" to promote his or her "Consultancy" service. The link gets added back to the Amazon Redshift article even after removal.
-- Thanks Raysonho (talk) 04:59, 9 July 2024 (UTC)[reply]
| Use this section to request that a URL be unlisted. Please add new entries to the bottom of this section.
Requests from site owners or anyone with a conflict of interest will be declined. Otherwise, follow these steps to post a properly-formatted request:
Providing this information often helps in a faster handling of the request. Once you have added your request, please check back here from time to time to get the outcome or to answer any additional questions. We will not email you or otherwise notify you about your request, and if no answer is received to a question, the request will be considered abandoned. Administrators: Completed requests should be marked with {{done}}, {{not done}}, or another appropriate indicator, then archived. |
| This section is for other discussions involving the blacklist. Old entries are archived |
I'm being blocked from adding a link to books.google.com/url?id=hMA2DwAAQBAJ because of the google.com part. It does work for new Google Books URLs, e.g. https://www.google.com/books/edition/_/Gz3f0gx530EC. So that's confusing. Is this issue local to me, or should that be fixed? Ed [talk] [OMT] 17:45, 2 July 2024 (UTC)[reply]
Hello, I just want to find out why healthline.com is blacklisted? Please be specific; general regurgitations of Wikipedia's policies aren't all that helpful. 70.108.8.143 (talk) 01:01, 9 July 2024 (UTC)[reply]
| This section is for technical problems with existing rules. Old entries are archived |
