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Google-search: Print on-site matches via SoBoticsPostPrinter #145

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FelixSFD opened this issue Jan 31, 2018 · 6 comments
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Google-search: Print on-site matches via SoBoticsPostPrinter #145

FelixSFD opened this issue Jan 31, 2018 · 6 comments

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@FelixSFD
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The output of the Google search is currently a dump of on-site and off-site links. It would be nice, if we could print the on-site matches with the SoBoticsPostPrinter, since this class will send the report to CopyPastor

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@Bhargav-Rao
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Why not use Reports?

@FelixSFD
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That's a good idea, but it wouldn't send the posts to CopyPastor. Do we want to include results from the checkuser-command in our statistics?

@Bhargav-Rao
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Bhargav-Rao commented Feb 10, 2018

Aren't the >0.80 detections already going through CP? I'm telling about the internet hits. See here for example https://chat.stackoverflow.com/transcript/message/40823852#40823852

@FelixSFD
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Yes, if they were found in the linked/related questions. The on-site results from Google are just added to the dump at the end

@Bhargav-Rao
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Are there any on-site results found from Google which have been more accurate than the Guttenberg report?

@jdd-software
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The optimal solution probably would be a report with links to copypastor probably with lower threshold and only 5 min later filter. The logic probably should be to integrate both related ans google search (as long as we have quota)

@FelixSFD FelixSFD removed this from the 1.1 milestone Feb 25, 2018
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