Hello. Following a discussion on #openguides, I've added hooks for spam detection. The way it works is that you specify the name of a local module in your wiki.conf, and OpenGuides will check all edits against this module before agreeing to commit them. The module should provide a method called "looks_like_spam", which will be passed the content and metadata of the edit, and should return true (it's spam) or false (it's not). An example: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- package OpenGuides::Local::KakeSpamDetector; use strict; sub looks_like_spam { my ( $class, %args ) = @_; if ( $args{content} =~ /kitten/i ) { return 1; } } ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Obviously you'll want a more serious check in there :) The neat thing about doing it like this is that your spam detector module can do _anything_ you like, including, for example, logging. Comments?