Recently, the smoke detector has identified a Math.SE question as a post containing bad keywords. As a 10k user on Math.SE, I can't see any spam in this post.
What has triggered the alarm? What does the number "97" mean in the generated message?
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Sign up to join this communityRecently, the smoke detector has identified a Math.SE question as a post containing bad keywords. As a 10k user on Math.SE, I can't see any spam in this post.
What has triggered the alarm? What does the number "97" mean in the generated message?
One way to quickly see the reason for the report is clicking the "MS" link: (metasmoke)
In your case it leads to this page where you can see this:
Reason weight: 97
Bad keyword in body - Position 123-134: lose weight
Now as you can easily imagine, "lose weight" is used many times by spammers, hence the bot was taught to detect and report any post containing it.
You can also see that someone already marked that report as false positive:
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it is spam. Though it's usually true, it isn't strictly true. – iBug says Reinstate Monica Feb 13 '19 at 13:35