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This module lets administrators blacklist a set of terms on vocabularies. This is useful if a vocabulary can be modified by your end-users (prevents bad words from polluting your tags on a social-networking site, for instance) or if the vocabulary is feeded automatically (for instance with keywords extracted automatically through the Yahoo Term Extraction module).
Every time a new term appears in any of your vocabularies, this term is checked against your blacklist. If it matches(*), then it is immediately deleted from the vocabulary.
Also, when you update your blacklist, terms that match the blacklist are automatically deleted.
(*) match can be either a perfect match or a metaphone-match, at your choice
Project information
- Module categories: Site Structure
- By olivo.marco on , updated
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