This Django app adds Akismet and Keyword blocking capabilities to your Django comments, allowing for effective comment moderation.
If you're looking for a powerful Django application to handle comment moderation, look no further than django-comments-spamfighter. This app provides a moderation class that can be added to Django's comment app, offering a range of useful features for keeping your comments section clean.
One of the key features of django-comments-spamfighter is its ability to check incoming comments against the Akismet spam database. If a comment is flagged as spam, you can choose to either block it directly or add it to the moderation queue. This gives you extra control over your comments section, ensuring that only legitimate comments are published.
In addition to its anti-spam capabilities, django-comments-spamfighter also allows you to perform keyword checks on incoming comments. You can define pre-set keywords that will trigger a moderation action, either blocking the comment or adding it to the moderation queue. This feature is highly customizable, allowing you to use simple strings or powerful regex expressions.
To get started with django-comments-spamfighter, simply follow the quick installation guide. You'll need to import the SpamFighterModerator class, define your moderation options (including Akismet and keyword settings), and then register your Entry with the EntryModerator. Once you've done this, you'll have a powerful and flexible comment moderation system at your disposal.
One of the key features of django-comments-spamfighter is its ability to check incoming comments against the Akismet spam database. If a comment is flagged as spam, you can choose to either block it directly or add it to the moderation queue. This gives you extra control over your comments section, ensuring that only legitimate comments are published.
In addition to its anti-spam capabilities, django-comments-spamfighter also allows you to perform keyword checks on incoming comments. You can define pre-set keywords that will trigger a moderation action, either blocking the comment or adding it to the moderation queue. This feature is highly customizable, allowing you to use simple strings or powerful regex expressions.
To get started with django-comments-spamfighter, simply follow the quick installation guide. You'll need to import the SpamFighterModerator class, define your moderation options (including Akismet and keyword settings), and then register your Entry with the EntryModerator. Once you've done this, you'll have a powerful and flexible comment moderation system at your disposal.
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