Anyone posting links to any sites that sell or link to sales of fenbendazole risk being perma banned. Please go through your history and remove your links.
Some users with 1+ year old accounts are sharing the same link a rash of sub-month-old sock accounts were hyping up a month ago. The site contains an amazon affiliate link, facebook link, and telegram link. Three obvious red flags!
Let it be known we are not installing telegram or joining facebook to police links so if you don't want to be banned DO NOT LINK TO THEM. We may assume on face value of a report that it is spam, self promotion or a honeypot.
Further clarification, here are some dummy links as an example.
amzn.to/4SHiT10 (Affiliate/Bannable)
amazon.com/Turd-On-A-Stick/dp/AABBCCDDEEFFFGG?crid=AABBCCDDEEFFGG&keywords=turd%2Bon%2Bstickqid=11223344556677~ (Affiliate/Bannable)
amazon.com/Turd-On-A-Stick/ (Clean)
Don't post sites that contain affiliate links such as the first two examples. Most sites you land on with amazon links are affiliate links. They're often algorithmically generated like review sites or best [insert product here] of 2023. Even if you don't buy what they linked to, they still get money if you make a purchase on amazon after clicking those links.
Get chat AI to write a script to search a post to flag or remove links before the post can be finished.
Catch at point of posting with clear verbiage as to what is being flagged.
Hello! I can help you with a Python script that uses regular expressions to identify and flag affiliated site links in user posts.
Here's an example script:
python Copy code import re
regular expression to match affiliated site links
affiliate_pattern = re.compile(r"(https?://)?(www.)?(amzn.to|amazon.com).*?(tag=|ref=|&camp=)")
list of user posts to check for affiliated links
user_posts = [ "Check out this amazing product on Amazon: https://amzn.to/4SHiT10", "I just bought Turd On A Stick on Amazon: https://amazon.com/Turd-On-A-Stick/dp/AABBCCDDEEFFFGG?crid=AABBCCDDEEFFGG&keywords=turd%2Bon%2Bstick&qid=11223344556677~", "Here's a link to Turd On A Stick on Amazon: https://amazon.com/Turd-On-A-Stick/", "I found this great deal on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08GDMHJPF/", "This is not an affiliated link: https://www.amazon.com/", ]
loop through user posts and check for affiliated links
for post in user_posts: if affiliate_pattern.search(post): print(f"Affiliated link detected in post: {post}") else: print(f"No affiliated link detected in post: {post}") This script defines a regular expression pattern to match affiliated site links, which includes the domains amzn.to and amazon.com followed by certain query parameters such as tag=, ref=, or &camp=. The script then loops through a list of user posts and checks each post for a match to the pattern using the search() method of the regular expression object. If a match is found, the script prints a message indicating that an affiliated link was detected in the post.
You can modify the regular expression pattern to suit your specific needs, such as adding or removing domains or query parameters that indicate an affiliated link.