findspam.py: Update link inside nested blockquotes #451
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Experimentation reveals six nested blockquotes or more are all TP. Add the requirement to have a link alone inside the blockquotes.
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For the record, yes, this created a new reason #113 which currently has a modest but accurate 16/16 TP score. https://metasmoke.erwaysoftware.com/reason/113 |
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Experimentation reveals six nested blockquotes or more are all TP. Add the requirement to have a link alone inside the blockquotes.
This updates the rule introduced in PR#377 and tweaked in PR#416.
I have updated the rule description, I hope that's acceptable. This no longer looks merely for nested blockquotes, so the old description would be misleading (but I'm wondering whether this will make Metasmoke regard this as a new heuristic).