Content monitor / banned words
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Content monitor
Content monitor can be used to monitor every site on your CampusPress network for bad words and will send an email if the word is used in a page or post.
You use as follows:
1. Go to Settings > Content Monitor in the network admin dashboard.
2. Add the email address where you want to receive notifications (If you leave this blank, email/notifications will be sent to the network admin email found in Settings > Network Settings).
3. Select Enabled, add your bad word list and click Save Changes.
4. An email is automatically sent when a post or page containing the bad word is published.
Banned Words
Words banned in comments: Consists of a list of words you might not want students or spammers to use, such as inappropriate terms, pharmaceutical references, or gambling-related words.
Commenters see a warning if they try to add a comment that includes a banned word.
Change Banned Words
Send an email to contact@campuspress.com if you need words removed from the banned words or if you want banned words added.