The MyOpera Spam Detector Needs Serious Fixing

The MyOpera Spam Detector Needs Serious Fixing

I have enjoyed being a member of MyOpera for 4 years as I just commemorated my Blog's 4th anniversary last month.
But, ever since that MyOpera Spam Detector was unleashed, it has been a very unpleasant experience for me.
I've been getting flagged for allegedly Spamming left and right.

As per an E-mail from a MyOpera Dev there in the beginning, I did change to refraining from using HTML Code in my comments.
That temporarily fixed the problem. For a short while, I was no longer getting put in Spammers Detention.
But, the problem has started up again and now with more power and a vengeance.

The last 2 nights AND today, the MyOpera Spam Detector has been behaving like a trigger-happy loose cannon with a serious ax to grind against me. I have been doing nothing wrong. I have been doing nothing remotely close to being Spam and yet I barely start replying to my Feeds and I quickly find my "Suntana" User Name in Spammers Detention yet again.

It's not even NOON here and my Suntana User Name is already in Spammers Detention again.
That's aside of having spent the last 2 nights in there.

That MyOpera Spam Detector needs some serious fixing ... or it needs to be aborted ... let go ... released from its duties.

That's a big problem. My comments are getting marked as spam too, and what's worse, in my own blog and group!! At the same time, I'm still receiving spams in my e-mail inbox, that says "I would like to meet you blah blah blah..." all with the same text. Legit comments are being deleted and spams are still being sent. My Opera staff must fix it ASAP.

hello
like many members here , I can't write comments
suddenly comments on my own blog are spams , an another day ,it's on another blog
and today it's here , I have change many times words but nothing more ! always spams

http://my.opera.com/histria/blog/2012/08/12/the-stone-of-years-battlefield?cid=94551592#comment94551592

it's stupid this filter

(Cross post from http://my.opera.com/devblog/blog/2012/07/20/spam-filtering-comments?cid=94584972&startidx=50#comment94584972)

Alas, the spamificational fluxuator of the computational mechaniser unit wasn't easily fixed, but we have temporarily disabled it to ensure that the akismetrical input hypercapasitator doesn't overflow its sanitising buffers.

I'm sorry for the inconvenience this has caused. Please do not hesitate to contact us if the issue is still present!

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