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Originally posted by V@no
Are you saying the plugin's description can compromise database? In that case there is something wrong with your filters...(yes, yes, someone could post a porn link in the description...)
"Compromise" is a big word. The database will not explode or whatever, but yes, people can post unwanted stuff there and thus even a description should be approved.
There is nothing wrong with the filters; moreover, a filter which can detect every kind of abuse does not exist, nowhere. A human is still and will always be the best filter there is. That is also why you have moderators on forums (and why on some forums approval of posts is enabled); it's the very exact same reason.
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Originally posted by V@no
Perhaps the whole approval process should be changed then, instead of the removing the whole plugin from the listing, it should stay listed with "old, approved" data and only after approval the new data should be added to the listing? This includes uploading new versions.
I dunno how it is now, but the way you described it is how it used to be.
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