# Dealing with persistent Korean human spammers

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**Created:** [31 ביולי,‏ 2017,‏ 6:27am UTC](https://meta.discourse.org/t/dealing-with-persistent-korean-human-spammers/67143 "2017-07-31T06:27:53Z")\
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Right now, the only way admins can specify manual spam classifiers is using case-insensitive regex.

However, this has proved to be insufficient to me on PyTorch forums that I’ve been running. I’ve also enabled Akismet, but it isn’t doing a great job of filtering the kind of spam I’m seeing.

To give an example, this is an example spam entry:

```plaintext
슈퍼카지노- (₮【79SCV.ＣoM】₮) -SUPER카지노슈퍼카지노- (₮【79SCV.ＣoM】₮) -SUPER카지노

```

The website and posts keep changing, but there are some clear patterns that repeat such as `ＣoM`.  
If there was an inline code snippet that I could write in `admin/site_settings/category/spam`, I think I can get rid of all such spam. It would be so much more convenient to filter spam with advanced filters.

Any thoughts on this?

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