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[PR #2] [MERGED] fix(rules): drop piracy vocabulary from the spam keywords #1
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📋 Pull Request Information
Original PR: https://github.com/lutris/lutris-antispam/pull/2
Author: @strycore
Created: 9/20/2026
Status: ✅ Merged
Merged: 9/20/2026
Merged by: @strycore
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main← Head:fix/drop-piracy-keywords📝 Commits (1)
5fbfd19fix(rules): drop piracy vocabulary from the spam keywords📊 Changes
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src/lutris_antispam/rules/name.py(+9 -8)📄 Description
"mod", "hack" and "crack" (with their -ed forms) describe what people legitimately submit to Lutris. Measured against the submission corpus, "mod" appeared in 27 submissions of which 96% were accepted, "hack" in 5 and "crack" in 1, all accepted: Doom mods and ROM hacks, not spam.
Removing them takes 7 submissions out of the review queue, every one a mod a moderator had already accepted (Nexus Mod Manager, Friday Night Funkin mods, Space Engineers Mod SDK). Spam verdicts are unchanged at 84 and no pending submission stops being flagged.
Record the measurement next to the keyword set so the words don't come back on intuition: vocabulary is a weak signal here (18% spam-specific overall), which is why this rule is capped low and never reaches the ban path alone.
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