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FP submitted through API doesn't remove user from blacklist #346
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See also: Charcoal-SE/SmokeDetector#1072 Although it's not worded in the best way, they're both asking for FP API feedbacks to remove the user from the blacklist. |
So, is this something that should be fixed in MS? It seems like a SmokeDetector issue to me. |
@thesecretmaster I'm fine with wherever it's appropriate. Given that my issue is that I want the metasmoke API to be changed, I had assumed it went in the metasmoke repository. I don't really know how the code is partitioned, but I'd assumed it was the "metasmoke API", not the "SmokeDetector API", in part, to indicate that it was in this project/repository. |
This couldn't be consistently done with Metasmoke changes (if the post had been recently reported, we'd have the owner URL on hand and could use that but we aren't guaranteed) |
Completed |
This does not appear to have been fixed. Or at least I believe MS has deployed more recently than 10 days ago. See this instance of SD indicating that a user still needed to be manually removed from the blacklist when they had been given 3 |
The code status page says metasmoke is running the latest commit. |
Tangentially, it would be nice if there was a way to say "this was an FP but I don't want this troll to be removed from the blacklist just yet". |
Currently, if you submit a
fp
in chat, the user is automatically removed from the blacklist. However, if you submit afp
through the API (e.g. FIRE), then the user is not removed from the blacklist.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: