Need more info on SER filter / blacklist

SEOGeek

I am getting proxies cancelled for abuse complaints, and I want to build a list of sites that should never get posted to, a global blacklist.

In the main SER options filter tab there is a list of "blacklists," but I'd like more info on how to use it:

1.) Should I add sites I want to blacklist to this list, or only LISTS of sites? (i.e. if I hit the add button, and type in "http://www.example.com" will SER then no longer try to post anything to example.com, OR will SER continually try to download the contents of example.com looking for a list?)

2.) If I add http://www.example.com to the list, do I also need to add http://example.com to the list? Is there any way to use wildcards? Many of the honeypots (like mythem.es) use multiple subdomains like "please.come.put.spam.here.xyz123.example.com". I want to put in something like "*example.com*" and have SER never post to any subdomain on that domain again. Is this possible?

3.) In version 5.04 update notes it says "- new: ability to use macros in global blacklist". Can anyone tell me what this means exactly?

Thanks.

Sven

You can add it to the global skiplist. All subdomains should get skipped as well than.

SEOGeek

Am I doing it correctly in the image below?

gooner

Looks ok to me, on another note you might want to increase "maximum size of a website to download" and you'll probably get more links.

SEOGeek

thanks.