Axb wrote: > As most have probably noticed, the SOUGHT rules are not being publish/ > updated anymore. (you can shutdown your updates)
Yes. A shame since they were quite effective here at tagging spam. > An option was to run such a project under the Apache umbrella but it makes > it a VERY complicated process. > > Thanks to Justin Mason which helped me a lot getting the bits and pieces > glued together, I've been successfully autogenerating rules for $dayjob on a > pretty regular basis. Cool! > It would be nice to be able to use this experience to replace the SOUGHT > rules for everyone BUT: > ... All very good, reasonable and understandable reasons. And those reasons also aply to me too. Insert all of those reasons into why I didn't personally jump forward. > Question is: Can we (the SA users) get a "project" together with enough > members taking care of different tasks to ensure that the project doesn't > die when one person decides to step out? I was disappointed to see that there wasn't a bunch of motivated people jumping in with both feet to maintain this. I totally understand everyone being in the same situation of never having enough time and resources to volunteer for something like this type of project. I am right there with you. I didn't want to see the option whither and die without voicing a positive cheer for it. Perhaps some more discussion would motivate more people to become involved. > This is initial "brainstorming"... Thank you very much for raising this topic for discussion. If these were available I would use them. If there is some way that I could help I would be very happy to do so. Bob
