This is an automated report generated by
COIBot.If your username appears here, it means that COIBot has been tracking a link that you have added to one or more articles. COIBot tracks links for one of the following "blacklist and monitor" reasons, which can be found above the actual records (if they are not there, the link is not monitored/blacklisted anymore):
The link has been reported to e.g.
Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Spam,
Wikipedia:Conflict of interest/Noticeboard, or a spam-blacklist;
The link has been blacklisted on
User:XLinkBot (formerly
User:SquelchBot) or on
User:AntiSpamBot (retired)
The link has been added by someone whose username is very similar to the domain being added;
The IP related to the link is added by someone with an IP close to the IP of the link.
Next to your username will be one of these reasons, or a percentage overlap of your username has with the domain of the added link. Your appearance there does not mean you or one of the other accounts named here have a
conflict of interest with adding the link, or that you or one of the other accounts named here were
spamming the link: it may very well be accidental overlap, or a good link that was picked up by the bot accidentily, or a good link which is nonetheless under investigation of
Wikipedia:Conflict of interest/Noticeboard or
Wikipedia:WikiProject Spam.
For more information on the working of the bot, see the user page of
COIBot. If you have further questions, notify COIBot's maintainer,
Dirk Beetstra, or ask on
Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Spam.
Dear WikiProject Spam. Your
User:WikiProject Spam/LinkReports/i page was above the template_include_limit. As a result, the bottom of this page was not displayed correctly. At
Category:Pages where template include size is exceeded, we are trying to fix the pages on overflow in order to empty this maintenance category (see the
related talk page). Your original page can be seen in the page history (although it will not display correctly). In any case, feel free to revert if you disagree and prefer to fix the problem by yourselves.