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++ Yes, I like that idea.

Furthermore, while I don't baulk at downvoting spam, given the flood we seem to be getting recently, I often feel I've wasted about a quarter of my votes each day doing so. Simply getting them off "Newest Nodes" (and the "Unapproved" lists in whatever section) and only requiring "Reap" considerations to remove them would be a significant improvement in my opinion.

I'd also suggest that they don't appear in "Worst Nodes" either; although, if they weren't actually being downvoted that may be a moot point.

-- Ken

In reply to Re^3: Spam! Spam! Spam! Spam! by kcott
in thread Spam! Spam! Spam! Spam! by BrowserUk

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