reddit.com

[spirillen]

Comments

Previously committed an approved domain, used for serving Porn contents

Domain

reddit.com

Wildcard domain records

reddit.com|adult

Sub-Domain records

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Hosts (RFC:952) specific records, not used by DNS RPZ firewalls

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Safe Search records

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Screenshots

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Links to external sources

• Support reddit.com/s urls pfgithub/threadclient#13
• [fix] reddit.com (i.redd.it) Owyn/HandyImage#542
• [NEW SITE] reddit.com/media unmangling Sn0wCrack/saucybot-discord#83
• Images not being found or downloaded from Reddit.com varietywalls/variety#739
• Background not full screen on reddit.com maxpatiiuk/text-hoarder#33
• reddit.com milonmaze/privacy-terms-observatory-beta#16
• Custom Hostname Redirection for Empty Queries dmlls/yang#35
• reddit.com NanoMeow/QuickReports#3947
• reddit.com josheewa/Unblock#24
• Reddit.com xr1337/CookieBlockerIssueTracker#8
• reddit.com: submit 13daug/Hello-World#3
• Reddit.com Network Security, Blocking VPN Connections net4people/bbs#430
• Firenvim not getting the text on Reddit.com glacambre/firenvim#1636
• reddit.com - URL parameters with %24 are not removed AdguardTeam/CoreLibs#1922
• [Feature Request] Option like "blacklist" that uses full link as title for listed domains zolrath/obsidian-auto-link-title#137
• Changing firewall rules does not block already-established connections QubesOS/qubes-issues#4141
• bad request (reddit.com) Haptic-Apps/Slide#3334
• Constant crashing on reddit.com AdguardTeam/AdguardForiOS#1906
• Add reddit.com support andstatus/andstatus#146
• Broken website styling: reddit.com lindylearn/unclutter#1938
• reddit.com (NSFW subreddits) easylist/easylist#19150
• Not working on Reddit.com codebicycle/videospeed#209
• Reddit.com Accessibility score 58 jonathanwalkerscripts/OppChasers#82
• reddit.com: over 18? ikedaosushi/tech-news#3632
• reddit.com frame breaks readability FilterKaapi/arc90labs-readability#359
• reddit.com frame breaks readability mayoff/arc90labs-readability#359
• reddit.com not supported cengiztas/pyourweb#3
• Redirect reddit.com/ -> old.reddit.com/ brave/brave-browser#35899
• reddit.com frame breaks readability dhamaniasad/arc90labs-readability#359

Name servers

ns-1029.awsdns-00.org.
ns-1887.awsdns-43.co.uk.
ns-378.awsdns-47.com.
ns-557.awsdns-05.net.

logs from uBlock Origin

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[Psychpsyo]

What?

[spirillen]

What?

What what?

[Psychpsyo]

What?

What what?

Why is my Ladybird issue in the "Links to external sources" in your post? (the first one)
What does it have to do with this?

[spirillen]

Well the short and real answer... ask Microsoft, it's their search code that is used for finding "Related" issues.

I simply do this by using the API to search throughout Github for issue's body for contents that do match, not looks like, match the domain-name in this issue's title

        $curl_command -sL -G \
            "https://api.github.com/search/issues?q=${query}+repo:${repo}" \
            -H 'Accept: application/vnd.github.text-match+json' |
            jq '.items[ ] '"${test}"' | "+ <" + .html_url + ">"' -r
    }

You could then add a test to the replies, like this

|
            jq -r '.[] | select(.summary|test("^'"${RECORD}"'$")) |
                "+ " + .idReadable + " (<https://'"$domain"'" + "/issue/" +
                .idReadable + "/" + .summary + ">)"'

But then, you get no hits what so ever, even on exact matches. as you can see, its rather challenging as the Microsoft Bing search engine are not working as expected...

But on the other hand.. you are only the fourth person, whom made a request/reported a issue from ~104.000 generated issues.

I will of course, by your request, remove the FP.

[Psychpsyo]

Well the short and real answer... ask Microsoft, it's their search code that is used for finding "Related" issues.

So the short and real answer is "I didn't want to fill out my issue by hand so I wrote a faulty automation to do it instead"

I don't know how exactly your code included random unrelated issues from all over Github because when I query https://api.github.com/search/issues?q=reddit.com+repo:mypdns/matrix, I get a very sensible amount of data.

I'm also not asking to be removed from this issue, I'm asking you to not put "external sources" if you don't have any.
If someone wants to know if this came up before, they can easily do that search themselves without pinging random people.

[spirillen]

So the short and real answer is "I didn't want to fill out my issue by hand so I wrote a faulty automation to do it instead"

That's another short yes, but... did you notice the second line of the issue? that kind a explain why

+repo:mypdns/matrix

Is only added to one of three searched 😉

they can easily do that search themselves without pinging random people.

Maybe you should read the README for the project, just a suggestion ❓

[Psychpsyo]

That's another short yes, but... did you notice the second line of the issue? that kind a explain why

That line explains why reddit belongs on this list. It does not explain your choice of external sources.

Maybe you should read the README for the project, just a suggestion ❓

Done that. Your external sources are largely about non-porn-related technical issues for things relating to reddit. Most of them seem to have little to do with why it is or isn't on any blocklists or how pornography gets shared on there.